gotopy2 0.1.1

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gotopy2

A minimalist, modern Python interpreter and library for CBMBASIC-style control flow using line numbers, GOTO, GOSUB, and RETURN.

• Programs are Python dicts mapping line numbers to functions or lambdas.
• Each line operates on a shared globals dict and a runtime object.
• Supports GOTO, GOSUB, RETURN, HALT, and calling other gotopy files (run_file).
• Designed for educational, retro, and DSL experiments.

Features

• Sequential line-numbered execution (like BASIC)
• goto(line), gosub(line), return_() for control flow
• halt() to stop execution
• run_file(filename) to load and run other gotopy programs
• Type-safe: ships with ProgramType for static analysis
• Fully tested and type-checked

Installation

This project uses Poetry for dependency management. To install:

poetry install

Usage Example

Modern, type-annotated style

from gotopy import run_program, ProgramType

program: ProgramType = {
    10: lambda g, r: g.update(x=1),
    20: lambda g, r: print('X is', g['x']),
    30: lambda g, r: r.goto(50) if g['x'] < 3 else r.halt(),
    40: lambda g, r: r.halt(),
    50: lambda g, r: g.update(x=g['x']+1),
}

run_program(program)

Classic lambda style (backward compatible)

# You can also use the classic style with plain lambdas and no type annotations:
program = {
    10: lambda g, r: g.update(x=1),
    20: lambda g, r: g.update(x=g['x'] + 1),
    30: lambda g, r: None,
}
g = {}
run_program(program, g)

Both styles are tested and supported.

Writing Programs

• Each line is a lambda or function: lambda globals, runtime: ...
• Use runtime.goto(line), runtime.gosub(line), runtime.return_(), runtime.halt() for control flow.
• Use runtime.run_file(filename) to call another gotopy file (must define a program dict).

Example: Nested run_file usage

You can run a subprogram from a main program using run_file. The subprogram should halt itself when done.

main.py

from gotopy2 import run_program, ProgramType

def step10(g, r):
    # Import and run a subprogram from the tests directory
    import os
    subprog_path = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "tests", "subprog.py")
    r.run_file(subprog_path, g)
def step20(g, r):
    g['done'] = True
    r.halt()
program = {
    10: step10,
    20: step20,
}
g = {}
run_program(program, g)
print(g['msg'])  # Output: hello from subprog

tests/subprog.py

program = {
    100: lambda g, r: g.update(msg='hello from subprog'),
    110: lambda g, r: r.halt(),
}

Example: GOSUB/RETURN

from gotopy import run_program, ProgramType

program: ProgramType = {
    10: lambda g, r: r.gosub(100),
    20: lambda g, r: print('Back from subroutine!') or r.halt(),
    100: lambda g, r: print('In subroutine'),
    110: lambda g, r: r.return_(),
}
run_program(program)

Testing

Run all tests:

poetry run python3 -m unittest discover tests

Type Checking & Linting

Run type checks and linting:

poetry run mypy .
poetry run flake8

Directory Structure

gotopy/
├── gotopy/
│   ├── __init__.py
│   └── gotopy.py
├── tests/
│   ├── __init__.py
│   ├── test_gotopy.py
│   ├── test_nested_run_file_subprog.py
│   └── subprog.py
├── pyproject.toml
├── .flake8
├── mypy.ini
└── README.md

License

MIT