Startup

First, make a logic gate file. The file extension should be .lgeso

Functions

Note, this README may sometimes be outdated due to how lazy and busy the dev is, for the most updated description of the function arguments please use “help({func})” and replace {func} with the function you want to check, thank you.

To use it, import LogicGate in your python script.

Remember for the decompile function, only the filename argument is needed.

The decompile function will return the incorrect bits if check, gate and ascii is True, decompiled result if ascii is True, and 0 if otherwise.

Outputs of the file will be printed(binary to ascii, and logical binary if enabled) if out is True (true by default).

The compile function does the otherwise, it normally doesn’t return anything but it can write code into lgeso file, or if write is False(default True) then the compiled result will be returned instead of writing into file.

Special encrypt module

a special encrypt module is included in this package, which is lgEncrypt.

it contain two functions, encrypt() and decrypt().

encrypt() generates a key file and a data file, they are pure random string when transfered to ascii, but shows message when both being processed by decrypt(). encrypt() have 4 arguments, data file name, key file name, message, output. They are very self explainatory

decrypt() have 5 arguments, data file, key file, sause, debug, debug_ALL. the first 2 is very self explainatory, for sause parameter it determinates if the output text is shown or returned for further decryption, assuming the message through encrypt() is encrypted beforehand. For debug, it shows the print output that is hidden, it can be enabled for you to check which bit is wrong. For debug_ALL it purposely enable everything that is coded with printing(output) except warnings and errors, this will definatly cause massive lag so it is not recommended to enable.

syntax

For syntax it is very straight forward. It process each character in every line as individual command.

For gates with multiple inputs (such as or, and) type like other syntax, the quota for the gate will automatically be processed. invalid gate and missing input for gate will raise an error. In almost all scenarios, the case of the gate does not matter.

If the code on the same line have more than 1 final outputs, the first one will be used and the rest will be ignored

Sources