Bash-on-python

Something similar at bash and simple programming language on Python

Start a test.py; in main.py main functions; in lang.py work with language programming. When you launch test.py will appear "terminal" (Example: > ). List commands and functions will expand. You can help me with this :) If you need discover info about command just write "man [command]" or see file help.tc.

Info about files

The funcs directory is responsible for running functions from the user, i.e. for my programming language. To create this you need to:

1. Create a file with the extension .tcy
2. Write to the file (as I will write right now! And then it will not work correctly!). Write: on the first line Name = and any name. On the second Ver = and any version. And on the third File = and file (necessarily with the extension!) it can be either .py or .tcy (this is the programming language file itself). All.
3. Create a file with the same name and extension that you specified in File. Well, we write the code there. each line must end with ; .
4. When we have written the code, we save the file. We go to the terminal and write: xc -void file in which we wrote the information (where Name, etc.) st Command: xc -void name_info_file.tcy st

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Help.tc it stores information about commands, that is, for the man command.

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in Mn.tc information about the terminal itself is stored.

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In logs.tc saves all the commands that you wrote in the terminal.

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In usr.tc user information is stored