MJr: a language heavily inspired by MarkovJunior

[kaya3]

I mentioned in a couple of other threads that I was working on a compiler. Well, here it is! The language is called MJr, in homage to MarkovJunior. The GitHub project for it is here.

There's a lot that isn't supported yet, but all of the fundamentals are implemented: one, all, prl, sequence, markov and limits. You can also specify conditions for rules: a neat example of this is the BasicSnake model from MarkovJunior, to which I added a condition so the program ends when the snake gets stuck. Here's a link to that example in the interactive playground.

I want to say thanks a lot to Maxim for introducing me to this wonderful programming paradigm. I've had great fun with this project so far, and there's still so much left to do!

[mxgmn]

Cool! I'll link it from the README. Is there a way to browse examples in the playground?

[kaya3]

Not yet, but I might add something like that when there are more examples. I don't want to write too many example programs yet because it's still possible I might make some changes to the syntax.

[mxgmn]

Also, cool Pac-Man example!