Talk:BRZRK

From Esolang

I am currently trying to decide something. I want to be able to create lists in the language, and I was thinking of using [] or () for the list. Every top level function call (excluding `,B,\,@ maybe) would be evaluated and become one item in the list. I want to know if this sounds good and if [] or () should be used.

In addition, I would like to be able to add Object Oriented support eventually. I was thinking of using capitalized names (like functions) for the classes, and using : as the "dot" operator. Either functions or variables could be specified after the colon. Static methods/variables could be used by putting a colon after the name of the class, and normal methods/variables by placing a colon after a variable that has been instantiated by the class constructor. However, I am not sure how I want to define the classes and how to specify a constructor/destructor. One such method for this follows: (Init is the constructor)

Class Foo
Func Foo:Init 1
    `S _me:_v _a
Func Foo:Test 1
    `# + _me:_v _a

S _foo Foo:Init 3
_foo:Test 4

Which should print 7 when run. Here, _me is used as the this reference. Using private variables is something that needs to be worked out, but _hidden or similar might be used. Please tell me what you think of this. --Revcompgeek 14:12, 23 April 2008 (UTC)