Try-Catch In UCL - Some Notes
Stared working on a `try` command to UCL, which can be used to trap errors that occur within a block. This is very much inspired...
UCL
An interpreted command language inspired by TCL.
Site: ucl.lmika.dev
Site: ucl.lmika.dev
2024
Indexing In UCL
I've been thinking a little about how to support indexing in UCL, as in getting elements from a list or keyed values from a map. ...
Brief Integration Update and Modules
A brief update of where I am with UCL and integrating it into Dynamo-browse. I did managed to get it integrated, and it's now serving...
Breaking And Continuation
I've started trying to integrate UCL into a second tool: Dynamo Browse. And so far it's proving to be a little difficult. The problem is...
The Simplifications Paid Off
The UCL simplifications have been implemented, and they seem to be largely successful. Ripped out all the streaming types, and changed pipes to simply pass...
Simplifying UCL
I've been using UCL for several days now in that work tool I mentioned, and I'm wondering if the technical challenge that comes of making...
Procs and Higher-Order Functions
More on UCL yesterday evening. Biggest change is the introduction of user functions, called "procs" (same name used in TCL): proc greet { echo "Hello,...
First Embed, and Optional Arguments
Came up with a name: Universal Control Language: UCL. See, you have TCL; but what if instead of being used for tools, it can be...
Lists, Hashs, and Loops
A bit more on TCL (yes, yes, I've gotta change the name) last night. Added both lists and hashes to the language. These can be...
Tool Command Language: Macros And Blocks
More work on the tool command language (of which I need to come up with a name: I can't use the abbreviation TCL), this time...
Tool Command Language
I have this idea for a tool command language. Something similar to TCL, in that it's chiefly designed to be used as an embedded scripting...