zen text, is a brand new language, that is being specifically built for easier use of the console, currently it supports, more things than we can list!
updates
cleared up some stuff at top
updates section cleared
language respective commands ( ex: @:n for nodejs ) are in the works! but not on original project due to major issues, until the original xent project gets unsuspended, there will be a list of hastebins for the updates!
Hello,
Can you tell me what’s the advantages of using your language? Why I would prefer it if I had a choice between, for instance, Java and C? Is it actually a worldwide project or you’ve been creating it just for educational purposes?
I need yet another language so we at protech IT solutions can experiment and help others code in languages they recognise than teaching them a language that takes ages to set up or install, when we can just run it in one command
the purpose of xent ( nicked it already ) is to provide an easier time debugging, logging, and running commands, it will soon allow break points, as soon as logistics is complete, so debugging becomes a more apparent usage
note, it uses python 3, it will soon have a batch script and shell script to take the place of the current way to use it, if you have not figured it out yet
it is actually, just a typical normal programming language,
also, no compilation, and, you have to admit, compiling code like in c++, java, c, and other languages takes away at time, and time is important.
the language is designed to have speed, and not mess up during it, soon, after the breakpoints are complete, i am planning to work on language respective commands, i will explain those in detail the further xent gets!
now that i think about it, i should make a list of the additions i am planning…
Compiling provides language the ability to speed it up using the machine code. And also, as you said you’re using Python, it also compiles but to the files called *.pycache
By the way, I was wondering if I could help make a website like at something like xentext.ml and we can put documentation a docs.xentext.ml or we can do so something like thexenproject.ga
apparently all the freenom domains don’t work
So apparently Freenom is doing the fly.io startegy so it only let’s you select a domain if you are logged in similar to how only fly.io/sites only shows when you are logged in(but that changed a few days ago)
Edit: I’ve got a basic site setup: https://xentext.ml/
I’ve also got a question, do I just add the usernames of everyone on the remixing project for those who helped make xentext
Whatever you create a project related to the contribution of XenText (it is XenText, I had the same doubt and @J-Tech-Foundation confirmed it to me) make sure to transfer ownership (an invite link would be enough) to DonutSquad because that is were all XenText projects resides. (The documentation and the main XenText project is already there)
So can I just send it to you in a private message and you can transfer it? Because I don’t see any way to transfer things to teams. Also yes, you can try to beautify it(this is the first actually neat HTML project I made).
Also a possible way to install XenText is to add a line .bashrc with alias xent=python3 xent.py or/and alias xent-cli=python3 cli.py but I think it could by messy to the system
ok, to clear up some confusion, yes, XenText was originally called zen text,
also, adding to a .bashrc file for linux users will not mess up anything, as long as it gets written to the file correctly, third, thanks for helping us get a site
Oh yeah, also I just have to renew it on the last 2 weeks of the 12 month period(I think it’s 2 weeks). By the way, I’m going to get a Reddit account to post a long message about XenText ideas.
well, here is an update if you had not already noticed: i am learning java, so i decided to change the new compiler to be that of java, also because hey, xen text should be usable anywhere? even on phones, so why not!
update: i thought it would be a good idea if xen text would be able to hook up to the internet, this will be possible 1-2 weeks after the java compiler is released
edit: java compiler shall be released in 2-3 weeks due to many interruptions over the next week for me.
Ok so I couldn’t post on reddit due not having enough “karmas” so I am going to dump that whole ideas for XenText thing here:
Variables
Easy to implement, might be harder for C++: Create a dictionary/map to store the variables. To store a variable set the key as a string of the variable number and serialize the variable content. Now to access the variable get the variable data by the variable name as a key then deserialize it and perform whatever actions the user wants to do.
Harder to implement, better for all languages because SQLite is written in C++ or C I think: Assuming you’ve already created a table, create two columns mainly for key and value. Then follow the steps above except instead of setting the key and value of a map you set the values of the key and value columns. To retrieve a variable use the select command in SQL.
Call Stack
When nothing is running the call stack is empty. If a function is invoked the current variables are saved and thrown onto an item on the call stack. Then we reinitalize the variables system with the parameters/arguments sent to the function.
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This applies only if you don’t want the variables outside a function to transfer.
I have more ideas but I’m still thinking of how to put them in text. Also can we make a flair for suggestions?
Also I’m pretty cool with java. I can also read java. By the way, it’s less hard to make mistakes in java for me in my experience.
Thanks, I sorta got the idea from recursion and StackOverflow errors. BTW I am also private messaging the links to the website.
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Lol I forgot to specify who I was PMing
It’s because they give you $10 of monthly free credit
Which means you can run really small virtual machines for free as long as you don’t go over the free $10 of monthly credit.
) is to provide an easier time debugging, logging, and running commands, it will soon allow break points, as soon as logistics is complete, so debugging becomes a more apparent usage
