esobsc

> ";" operator is more fun. The only problem is that this operator actually doesn't work on stacks but arrays. Oops. It's suppose to work on arrays. He's creating a concatenative array processing language. > This is basically a more sane version of forks and hooks in J > I want to create my own little concatenative array language > I'm not a fan of APL/J style one-liners, I prefer simple expressions with lots of `where`. > So I started to think about design of a sane array programming language. And I contunued to dream about it until meeting a real problem > A concatenative array programming language... I'd rather start from something simple. Like `;` operation, that brings the power of forks and hooks in J into concatenative programming https://github.com/evincarofautumn/kitten/issues/174 https://github.com/suhr/esobsc/commit/809241a726f

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Author's implementation in rust: https://github.com/suhr/esobsc The parser and AST have tests, which clear up some of the syntax confusion, but it doesn't have the function definitions used in the last code example.