dotkoma is a simple interpreter for dotkoma programming language.
From my own experience, its very frustrating when i'm using soft key to do programming on my mobile android device. To adapt on small screen, Android soft keyboard hides most symbol from main keyboard UI. For example, if i want to add % symbol, i have to tap on the numbers button (?123 button) and only after that the button for % symbol will appear. The only 2 symbols appear on the main soft key interface are . and ,, hence the name, DotKoma. Its easier for me to type on my mobile device using these 2 symbols and the pair (the dot and the comma) are rarely used together and makes a good syntax token for caging free text.
.,Hello World.,
dotkoma = ["#!" {ANY} newline] // shebang compatibility
{ (instruct) | (heredoc newlline) } . // series of instructions or heredoc
heredoc = ".," {ANY} ".," . // heredoc caged using dot and comma
instruct = ".sh" ident {ANY} newline. // shell instruction starts with ".sh", end with newline
cd to the src directory and run gcc
cd src
gcc -o dk *.c
this will generate an executable file called dk, short for DotKoma.
to use dotkoma, just run the executable followed by the filename
./dk <filename>
you can add dk executable into PATH folder (usually /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin) and you can execute dk from anywhere in your system
dk <filename>
you can also run dk as shell script by adding the first line of dotkoma file with #!<path to dk>. For example, dk is installed in /usr/local/bin, so you can create a new file, test.dk with this content
#!/usr/local/bin/dk
.,
<html>
<title>This is a Test</title>
<body><h1>Hello World</h1></body>
</html>
.,
modify the permission of this file to allow execution. Now to execute test.dk just run this command
./test.dk
print list of file in current folder. save as list.dk
#!/usr/local/bin/dk
.,
<html>
<title>Files in folder</title>
<body>
<h1>File list</h1>
<h2><pre>
.,
.sh ls
.,
</pre></h2>
</body>
</html>
.,
run with this command
./list.dk > list.html
open list.html with your favorite web browser
included in this repository is the dotkoma.xml file in npp-UDL folder. This is a syntax highligther file (Notepad++ XML User Defined Language) for DotKoma language. Sample screenshot:
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