PyVals
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Standard file extension: *.val
Possible Types(currently):
- Integers
- Float
- Strings (with backslash chars)
- Arrays
- Math (Syntax: + - * / % ^)
- Variable = Variable
Notes
- Allowed variable characters are a-z, A-Z and _
- You may not use custom Classes, Functions or Modules
Todo
- Pycharm Extension
- Implement other languages
- Bridge the other languages(Although this is a Wish Dream)
Example
values.val:
a = 2
b = 'Hello World'
c = a
d = %math(2+2*2^2)
e = [1, '2', c]
main.py:
import pyvals
pyvals.register(globals()) # Always use this before running a pyvals command
pyvals.vals_from(open("values.val").read()) # you can use any string here
# Yes, these variables did automatically generate
print(a)
print(b)
print(c)
print(d)
# output:
# 2
# Hello World
# 2
# 10
a = 3
z = 4
pyvals.register(globals())
print(save())
# output:
# a = 3
# b = 'Hello World'
# c = 2.0
# d = 10
# e = [1, '2', 2.0]
# z = 4
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Release files for PyVals 1.2.2
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| Tags | Python 3 |
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