[Language] LBasic

One:

def centerText $default="Hello, world." then
   :term_clear:
   :term_setCursorPos termW/2 termH/2 :
   :term_write $default :
end

:centerText:

:sleep 1 :

:centerText "Wow, Cool" :

Two:

local w, h = term.getSize()
addVar("termW", w)
addVar("termH", h)
addFunc("term_clear", function()
   term.clear()
end)
addFunc("term_setCursorPos", function(input)
   local x = tonumber(input[1])
   local y = tonumber(input[2])
   term.setCursorPos(x, y)
end)
addFunc("term_write", function(input)
   local __str = ""
   for i=1, #input do
	  __str = __str..input[i].." "
   end
   term.write(__str)
end)
addFunc("sleep", function(input)
   sleep(tonumber(input[1]))
end)

This is a VM not a compiler.

And some pictures

Looks very cool…
Edit: main thread/credits/download?

As I'm posting this, I made:

--variable declaration is a thing, but I'm doing this so you have the number to do the operations
$var = 10 -- 10
$var += 1 -- 11
$var -= 1 -- 10
$var *= 2 -- 20
$var /= 2 -- 10
--I don't know how modulus works YET
$var %= 5 -- I DUNNO

And they are done, well not completely but they are working when capturing.

Konlab, on 02 September 2015 - 11:13 AM said:

Looks very cool…
Edit: main thread/credits/download?

Thanks.
Main thread: I will post it when I done 50% or more of it.
Credits: awesumber13 for the Idea of capturing and running functions. And ME and others that I forgot.
Download is not available.

LeDark Lua, on 02 September 2015 - 04:13 PM said:

-your post-

It's php-like lol

$a = "b"
$b = "c"
: term_write $$a : --# will result "c"

I'm looking forward to try it or possibly include it in my OS i'm working on right now…
offtopic: Right now I'm trying to find a bug in my multitasking

how does:

$a = "b"
$b = "c"
:print $$a :

work?

And if you want, you can be my beta tester :D/>

In php the $ operator returns the value of the variable
$a returns b
But theres an other $ operator and b's value is c
Edit: I would be happy if i could test this :)/>/> but I don't have enough time :(/>/>

Edit2: suggestion:
Classes with Inheritence, Interfaces, Properties (get/set)

Ok i'll PM you with a pastebin and a demo.

LeDark Lua, on 02 September 2015 - 05:39 PM said:

Ok i'll PM you with a pastebin and a demo.

Ok, thanks! I'm sure that I'll find some free time for trying this!