Boxx
a minimalistic scripting language

 
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What is Boxx?
Boxx is a minimalistic scripting language. For syntax click here.
Its only datatype is the box. A box is a container.
A box is similar to Euphoria's Sequence, but without Atoms (everything is a box).

There are 19 simple commands for declarations, comments, modularization, stack manipulation and assignments, input/output and flow control.

Boxx is stack-based, like Forth. This means that arguments are pushed on the stack before an operation is performed on them.


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18 january 2007 To support our aspirations, we release Boxx as free software under the GNU General Public License (GPL)
20 may 2003
Boxx Language Reference 1.01 is available
19 may 2003
All-In-One packages of Interpreter and Editor (Binary Executables) are available for download for both Linux and Windows
18 may 2003
Boxx interpreter v1.2.6 is available for download
16 may 2003
Sample code for Boxx interpreter available
21 march 2003
Boxx Editor v1.0 is in development
18 march 2003
V² is now known as Boxx. Boxx Interpreter v1.0 is in development
7 january 2003
Language specification v 0.1.2 available
   
 
 

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