Maths - A new way to do math 🧮

Maths is a simple expressive language for performing mathmatical operations and calculations.

• Need this anywhere? Check out the Maths API

Features ⚡️

• Variable Assignment: Using the let keyword create variables that can store expressions or values.
• Context Parameters: Using #[paramater1, paramater2] at the top of your maths file, you can pass in parameters to your maths expression..
• Functions: Using '@' followed by a pattern name, and the list of required parameters, to return a new value based on a set of operations, and rules.
• Your Basic Math: Your standard symbols for math *, +, ^ etc.
• Conditional Statements: Using ??? or if to create an if block that takes in a condition.
• Print out a variables value by using ; followed by the variable name.

Notes:

To create a pattern for functions, create a new maths file, use context paramaters to pass in the required parameters, do your calculations, the final variable checked for final result is result. These patterns must be placed in the .maths folder in your users home directory.

Commands ❔

• maths [file] - Run a maths file
• maths interp - Opens the interpreter.
• maths std or maths standard - Prints out all standard lib functions, including local patterns.
• maths std-local or maths standard-local - Prints out all local patterns.
• maths padd [file] - Adds a pattern to your local patterns.
• maths premove [funcName] - Removes a pattern from your local patterns.

Examples 📝

• Context Parameters: (Volume)

#[height, width, length]
let result = height * width * length

;result

Pass the paramaters in by arguments in the cli or using a function

• Functions:

let height = 10
let width = 10
let length = 10

let result = @Volume(height,width,length)

;result

• Conditional Statements:

let cond1 = 60
let cond2 = 30

if cond1 > cond2 {
    let result = 1
} else {
    let result = 0
}

;result

• Loops:

let num = 0

loop 10

    let num = num + 1
    
    if num == 5 {
    
        break
    } else {
    
        continue
    }
    
    ;num
    
loop_end

PS

• This is still in early stages. I am new to rust, and just trying to learn the way.
• This is a project I will find my self using, so if you have any additions, or comments, please GIMMEE.