YASS is a flexible language that supports custom keywords. For instance:
YASS
test x
test has been recognised as a keyword by the compiler in the example above. The compiler knows this is a keyword because a plugin
exists that specifies this keyword. The plugin has the following Java code:
Java
import jamiebalfour.zpe.core.AST; import jamiebalfour.zpe.core.ZenithEngine; public class ZenithCustomModule implements jamiebalfour.zpe.core.ZenithCustomModule { @Override public String GetName() { return "test"; } @Override public AST CompileToAST(ZenithEngine z) { AST node = new AST(); z.ExternalMethods.EatSymbol(); node.value = z.ExternalMethods.GetCurrentCompilerWord(); return node; } @Override public void Traverse(ZenithEngine z, AST node) { System.out.println(node.value); } }

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