pytov 0.3.9

Python with a larger syntax support

Pytov

The idea was to take all well known syntaxes, and combine them into one programming language with many posabilities.

Installation

Install using pip install pytov, or via git: git clone https://github.com/Yuvix25/Pytov.git.

Usage

If was installed via pip:

$ pytov [path_to_your_pytov_file]

If was installed via git:

Run using Python:

$ cd [folder_of_installation]
$ cd pytov
$ python pytov.py [path_to_your_pytov_file]

Run using pre-built executables:

$ cd [folder_of_installation]
$ cd exe
$ pytov [path_to_your_pytov_file]

Syntax

Comments:

# this is a comment
// this is also a comment
/*
and this is a
multi
line
comment
*/

Variables:

x = 5 // let or var or type is not required
print(x)

If:

if 5 > 1{
    print("5 is greater than 1")
}
elif 1 > 5{ # else if 1 > 5 will work too!
    print("1 is greater than 5")
}
else {
    print("1 is equal to 5")
}

Loops:

For:

for i in range(10){
    print(i)
}
a = [1, 4, 7, 8]
for x in a{
    print(x)
    if x == 4{
        break // loop will stop when x == 4
    }
}

for (i = 5; i<10; i++){
    print(i)
}
// output: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

While:

// loop the the block as long as x < 5
x = 0
while x < 5{
    print(x)
    x += 2
    // (break will work just the same here)
}

Switch:

// for more info about switch take a look at switch in js, it is exactly the same...
a = "hi"
switch a{
    case "hello":
        print("a=='hello'")
        break
    case "hi":
    case "hihi"
        print("a=='hi' or a=='hihi'")
        break
    default:
        print("a!='hi' and a!='hihi' and a!='hello'")
}

Functions:

(func or function or def) func_name(required_params, not_required_params){
    your_code_here
    // and if you want you can return like this: return value
}

function print_hi(times){ // required parameter
    for i in range(times){
        print("hi")
    }
}

def print_hi_default(times=3){ // not required parameter with default value of 3
    for i in range(times){
        print("hi")
    }
}

func mult(x, y){
    return x*y
}

print_hi(5) // output: hihihihihi
print_hi_default() // output: hihihi
print(mult(5, 2)) // output: 10

Imports:

test2.pv:

if __name__ == "main"{ // will be true when file will be runned directly
    x = 5
}
else if __name__ == "imported" { // will be true when file is imported
    x = 7
}

test1.pv:

x = 6
import test2 // you can also import like this: import "test2.pv"
print(x) // output will be 7

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See Examples