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pbasic-language-pack

v0.0.2

Published

A basic language package for the PBasic programming language

Downloads

7

Readme

PBasic Language Pack

A language pack for CodeMirror built using Lezer designed to provide insight into PBasic v2.5 code.

Implemented Language Features

AST Parsing

  • [x] General language syntax
    • [x] Arithmetic expressions
    • [x] Expression grouping
    • [x] Significant line endings
    • [x] Line ending stand-ins via :
    • [x] Pattern matching
    • [x] Compile-time if/else, select NOTE: all compile-time information is currently shoved under the 'Preprocessor' token
  • [x] VAR / CON declarations
    • [x] general syntax
    • [x] BIT / NIB / BYTE / WORD
    • [x] <TYPE>(N) arrays
  • [x] .LOWBYTE / .HIGHBYTE
  • [x] AUXIO
  • [x] BRANCH
  • [x] BUTTON
  • [x] COMPARE
  • [x] CONFIGPIN
  • [x] COUNT
  • [x] DATA
    • [x] named DATA
    • [x] WORD-typed DATA
    • [x] @address-ed DATA
    • [x] reserved DATA
    • [x] repeated DATA
    • [x] expressions in DATA
  • [x] DEBUG / SER / I2C / LCD, IN and OUT forms
    • [x] simple DEBUG
    • [x] all format specifiers
    • [x] all special cases
  • [x] DO ... LOOP
    • [x] DO WHILE ...
    • [x] DO UNTIL ...
    • [x] DO ... LOOP WHILE
    • [x] DO ... LOOP UNTIL
    • [x] DO ... LOOP
  • [x] DTMFOUT
  • [x] END
  • [x] EXIT
  • [x] FOR ... NEXT
  • [x] FREQOUT
  • [x] GET
  • [x] GOSUB
  • [x] GOTO
  • [x] HIGH
  • [x] IF ... THEN ... ELSE
    • [x] IF ... THEN
    • [x] ELSEIF
    • [x] ELSE
  • [x] INPUT
  • [x] IOTERM
  • [x] LCDCMD
  • [x] LOOKDOWN
  • [x] LOOKUP
  • [x] LOW
  • [x] MAINIO
  • [x] NAP
  • [x] ON ... GOSUB/GOTO
  • [x] OUTPUT
  • [x] OWIN
  • [x] OWOUT
  • [x] PAUSE
  • [x] POLL___
  • [x] PULSIN
  • [x] PULSOUT
  • [x] PUT
  • [x] PWM
  • [x] RANDOM
  • [x] RCTIME
  • [x] READ
  • [x] RETURN
  • [x] REVERSE
  • [x] RUN
  • [x] SELECT ... CASE
    • [x] Simple cases
    • [x] Multiple cases
    • [x] Comparison cases
    • [x] Range cases
    • [x] Else case
  • [x] SHIFTIN
  • [x] SHIFTOUT
  • [x] SLEEP
  • [x] STOP
  • [x] STORE
  • [x] TOGGLE
  • [x] WRITE
  • [x] XOUT

Todo: test it all :D

FAQ:

  • Use syntaxTree() to get the syntax tree from a editor state. THere is no obvious documentation which states this >:(
  • Many of the necessary types for interfacing with the library are private, so sometimes using type PrivType = Parameters<fnWithPrivType>[0]; will be necessary