BreadcatGames wrote:

gosoccerboy5 wrote:

Having to create and include a whole extra file every time you want to make a single program is rather inconvenient, just saying…

The config file? Then we make it part of the DevKit, which should be the first thing that supports Crisp fully.

Or make a VSCode extension for Crisp?

DifferentDance8 wrote:

BreadcatGames wrote:

gosoccerboy5 wrote:

Having to create and include a whole extra file every time you want to make a single program is rather inconvenient, just saying…

The config file? Then we make it part of the DevKit, which should be the first thing that supports Crisp fully.

Or make a VSCode extension for Crisp?

Maybe like a Crisp theme and compiler for VSCode?

BreadcatGames wrote:

(#1086)
what about for class declarations we do:

class MyClass

then for attributes and variables we can declare them on the fly like so:

MyClass.attribute(int x)

and then to declare objects:

MyClass.Object(MyObject)

set.MyObject.x(10)

Then inherit like so:

MyClass.inheritFrom.NewClass(public)

which inherits public variables from NewClass.

thats the most disgusting oop i have ever seen just do typescript oop

BreadcatGames wrote:

gosoccerboy5 wrote:

Having to create and include a whole extra file every time you want to make a single program is rather inconvenient, just saying…

The config file? Then we make it part of the DevKit, which should be the first thing that supports Crisp fully.

No. we make it like Thonny - Theres a installing moduales section then they are installed onto your hard drive - also can i design a UI For the dev IDE?

uwv wrote:

BreadcatGames wrote:

(#1086)
what about for class declarations we do:

class MyClass

then for attributes and variables we can declare them on the fly like so:

MyClass.attribute(int x)

and then to declare objects:

MyClass.Object(MyObject)

set.MyObject.x(10)

Then inherit like so:

MyClass.inheritFrom.NewClass(public)

which inherits public variables from NewClass.

thats the most disgusting oop i have ever seen just do typescript oop

well it's readable? maybe?

HGT_123 wrote:

(#1104)

BreadcatGames wrote:

gosoccerboy5 wrote:

Having to create and include a whole extra file every time you want to make a single program is rather inconvenient, just saying…

The config file? Then we make it part of the DevKit, which should be the first thing that supports Crisp fully.

No. we make it like Thonny - Theres a installing moduales section then they are installed onto your hard drive - also can i design a UI For the dev IDE?

No. We need to design the language.

I think we should pause any UI or application-related stuff for Crisp. We really need to get the actual language done.

Redstone1080 wrote:

HGT_123 wrote:

(#1104)

BreadcatGames wrote:

gosoccerboy5 wrote:

Having to create and include a whole extra file every time you want to make a single program is rather inconvenient, just saying…

The config file? Then we make it part of the DevKit, which should be the first thing that supports Crisp fully.

No. we make it like Thonny - Theres a installing moduales section then they are installed onto your hard drive - also can i design a UI For the dev IDE?

No. We need to design the language.

I think we should pause any UI or application-related stuff for Crisp. We really need to get the actual language done.

Yea… good point

Listen dear Scratchers, listen dear friends! There has been a lot of criticism in recent posts. But I don't break down. I'm going further. Criticism is only for learning from mistakes. Still, I need time to get back up and fix my mistakes. This is a huge blow to cooperation, but it's not your fault. It's just my lack of logic. However, I must say that many of you have misunderstood my algorithm. I preferred to start with simple things like a website or a logo to get my feet in the water and gain confidence. However, I have an awful lot on my mind. I just don't have time. You probably think this is the end of cooperation? Not! I just want to say that I'm stopping cooperation for a while. I do it reluctantly, but during this time I will try to refine everything that has not worked out so far. I will not list these things, because there are quite a lot of them. I estimate the time around 2-3 months, but this date can change rapidly. It can increase as well as decrease. Use this time wisely and think about the language. For now, I leave this forum at your disposal where you can discuss ideas, but don't approve anything. Have a nice day.

Hello fellow scratchers!

I have a inquiry about the Crisp project. What backend does this compiler use?
Does it use ASM, LLVM, or CLR?
Backends are necessary for generating machine code. Which is why I brought such a topic up.

Indiana__Jones wrote:

Listen dear Scratchers, listen dear friends! There has been a lot of criticism in recent posts. But I don't break down. I'm going further. Criticism is only for learning from mistakes. Still, I need time to get back up and fix my mistakes. This is a huge blow to cooperation, but it's not your fault. It's just my lack of logic. However, I must say that many of you have misunderstood my algorithm. I preferred to start with simple things like a website or a logo to get my feet in the water and gain confidence. However, I have an awful lot on my mind. I just don't have time. You probably think this is the end of cooperation? Not! I just want to say that I'm stopping cooperation for a while. I do it reluctantly, but during this time I will try to refine everything that has not worked out so far. I will not list these things, because there are quite a lot of them. I estimate the time around 2-3 months, but this date can change rapidly. It can increase as well as decrease. Use this time wisely and think about the language. For now, I leave this forum at your disposal where you can discuss ideas, but don't approve anything. Have a nice day.

What? Well…it makes sense.

BreadcatGames wrote:

(#1105)

uwv wrote:

BreadcatGames wrote:

(#1086)
what about for class declarations we do:

class MyClass

then for attributes and variables we can declare them on the fly like so:

MyClass.attribute(int x)

and then to declare objects:

MyClass.Object(MyObject)

set.MyObject.x(10)

Then inherit like so:

MyClass.inheritFrom.NewClass(public)

which inherits public variables from NewClass.

thats the most disgusting oop i have ever seen just do typescript oop

well it's readable? maybe?

definitely not, just stick to the well established style of oop people have been doing for years now

how is crisp doing?

cooldudesix wrote:

how is crisp doing?

Dying of inactivity

HGT_123 wrote:

cooldudesix wrote:

how is crisp doing?

Dying of inactivity

+1

HGT_123 wrote:

(#1113)

cooldudesix wrote:

how is crisp doing?

Dying of inactivity

ok so guys now i know im not active on this topic but if you don't want this to happen then you know, leave it to people who actually know what they're doing gg

You guys are overlooking everything and jumping straight to logos, websites, and making up syntax. You need to start with a base.
You need to separate lines into tokens, parse those tokens, do the actions, compile, everything. All you guys are doing is making ideas, which wont work if you actually want this to happen…
Although I am an experienced C programmer, I won’t help with the project. As much as I want to, I’m busy with my own projects on GitHub and “CodeIndy” doesn’t have a good foundation, it’s just a dream. Yes, it could be possible, but if you want it to happen, you’re gonna need to start going technical.

ztsereteli wrote:

You guys are overlooking everything and jumping straight to logos, websites, and making up syntax. You need to start with a base.
You need to separate lines into tokens, parse those tokens, do the actions, compile, everything. All you guys are doing is making ideas, which wont work if you actually want this to happen…
Although I am an experienced C programmer, I won’t help with the project. As much as I want to, I’m busy with my own projects on GitHub and “CodeIndy” doesn’t have a good foundation, it’s just a dream. Yes, it could be possible, but if you want it to happen, you’re gonna need to start going technical.

Also, another reason I don’t want to work on it is you guys seem like you have no idea what you’re ACTUALLY doing, so I would just be doing all the work under your name.

ztsereteli wrote:

(#1116)
You guys are overlooking everything and jumping straight to logos, websites, and making up syntax. You need to start with a base.
You need to separate lines into tokens, parse those tokens, do the actions, compile, everything. All you guys are doing is making ideas, which wont work if you actually want this to happen…
Although I am an experienced C programmer, I won’t help with the project. As much as I want to, I’m busy with my own projects on GitHub and “CodeIndy” doesn’t have a good foundation, it’s just a dream. Yes, it could be possible, but if you want it to happen, you’re gonna need to start going technical.

based

ztsereteli wrote:

(#1117)
Also, another reason I don’t want to work on it is you guys seem like you have no idea what you’re ACTUALLY doing, so I would just be doing all the work under your name.

based x2