isbpl

Improved Stack-Based Programming Language

Incomplete, not currently compilable, only interpretable.

ISBPL is similar to Lisp:

(print (+ 1 (* 1 2)))

is the same as

2 1 * 1 + print

( ( ( 2 1 * ) 1 + ) print )

in both languages, this will print 3.

These examples used the print function, which does not exist by default, instead, puts should be used in combination with _string.

OOP works like this:

There are three separate function resolvers:
- Object
- Local
- Global
They are executed in the order shown above
The object resolver peeks onto the stack, gets the type of the object, and checks for methods on the type, if it finds one, it executes it
The local resolver checks for functions defined in the current function, but not in any other function or area
The global resolver checks for top-level functions, meaning ones that arent in any other function.
Because variables are native functions under the hood, they are also called by the function resolvers
Object-local variables are in a Table: Type?->Instance?->ID?->Value

parameter1 parameter2 etc object method

As explained above, methods are resolved separately, and it is therefore not required to define them in any other way.