> > This is more or less what Sesil is, except rather than using a Lisp > > syntax I use RPN which is even simpler to parse. It has no control flow > > statements, or even any decision-making statements. It is essentially > > like altavista's advanced search in terms of power, but with a wider > > selection of commands. > > Since I'm assuming we are not going to ask users to write stuff in RPN, then > you would need some client language to write the rules in and then compile > into > your language?
Well actually I was thinking that someone might, say, write, say, a Freenet discussion forum client which people could use, and then only the author of the client would need to know about Sesil - I certainly don't expect the general public to learn or understand Sesil! > You compare it to java bytecode, so I also guess you want to use byte > commands? No, there are only 3 datatypes, Number (represented as a Java double), String, and Boolean. Ian. _______________________________________________ Freenet-dev mailing list Freenet-dev at lists.sourceforge.net http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/freenet-dev
