BQN implementation #619
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TODO: add varargs support to dissoc and assoc
The MAL suggestion is to use a regex for tokenizing. But that's boring (and BQN doesn't have regex support yet). So I wrote a recursive tokenizer, but now self-hosting tokenizes long enough pieces of code to cause a stack overflow. So rewrite as a loop instead.
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Anything I can do to get this merged? |
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@kanaka is there anything I could do to help get this PR merged? |
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Still hoping to get this merged! |
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This is an implementation in BQN, a modern array programming language. The code is idiomatic where possible but sometimes overly verbose. Also, parts of the MAL guide forced a non-array-y implementation – but I still followed the guide.
I didn't implement optional functionality; specifically
with-metawould be quite annoying to add due to all data types and every match expression needing to be changed accordingly. The language doesn't have builtin support for properties, hashmaps or such.CBQN is currently the main implementation of the language, and it's the only one supported as documented in README. Adapting to another implementation would be very simple, though, as the
_while_2-modifier could be implemented in a line of BQN and the terminal goodies are not strictly necessary.