WPL Doc/Notes

This is not complete,

Here is the documentation so far
(it is also commented into the source code)


Data Types (kinda):

	Everything defaults into a string

	numbers default into ints (I will problably change that to floats sometime)

	To create a string (that is more then one word) the syntax is:
			" words words words "
		(Note the space inbetween " and words.)

Keywords and stuff:

	display (the print statement) "disp"

		disp words
			words
		disp 3
			3


	if statement. syntax is "if true do this end"
		if true disp words end
			words
		if false disp words end
			(nothing prints)

	while loop.
		Syntax:
			while true
			do this
			do this
			end

		while whatever follows while is true, the code inside will loop.

	dotims.
		dotims (as in, do times) is similar to the while loop.
		repeats a line of code x amount of times (where x is an int)
		Syntax:
			dotims 3 do this end
			(this would 'do this' three times)


	comments.
		code code // this is a comment
			(NOTE: NOTICE THE SPACE BETWEEN // AND THE COMMENT)

		D! prints the dictionary of stored values and functions
		L! prints the line (usually used for debugging)

Oporators/Calculations:

	Right now I only have +, - and =

	+ works with ints and strings
		disp 3 + 3
			6
		disp hello + world
			helloworld
		disp three + 3
			three3

	- works with ints but not strings
		disp 3 - 3
			0
		disp 3 - 4
			-1
		disp 4 - 3
			1

	* multiplication works with ints and strings
		disp 2 * 2
			4
		disp hello * 2
			hellohello

	/ devision, works with ints, allways rounds down
		disp 12 / 4
			1
		disp 12 / 5
			2


	% mod, works with ints,
		returns the remainder when devinding two numbers

		disp 13 % 4
			1

	= will place either "true" or "false" in its place

		disp 3 = 3
			true
		disp 3 = 3 = false
			false
	> and <, greater then, less then. puts either true or false in its place

		disp 2 > 3
			false
		disp 2 < 3
			true

	NOTE: CALCULATIONS ARE ALWAYS DONE LEFT TO RIGHT.
		I KNOW IT CAN BE A PAIN IN THE ASS BUT DEAL WITH IT

Functions and variables:

	All functions and variables are stored in a dictionary called d

	Variables are a single word (int or sting) saved to another word.
		Syntax:
			x -> 3
			d would be {"x":3}
			x -> word
			d would be {"x":"word"}
			x -> " this is x "
			d would be {"x":"this is x"}

	Functions are a series of words saved to a single word.
		Syntax:
			helloworld : disp " hello world " ;
			d would be {"helloworld": ["hello world", "disp"]   (NOTE: it stores it backwards, read the source code if you are interested in why)
			typing helloword would put ' disp "hello world" ' in the line in its place


Notes:
	I have grown acustom to starting all scripts with author -> " Wesley "
	and ending each script with D! so running the script will tell the author

	If something doesnt seem to work, try putting every command on a new line.
	I am still building/exploring the language myself, so be patient.


-Wesley Wooten