bracesoftware/dpp

Introduction

:computer: ¤ D++ is a small interpreted language written in Pawn. It is designed with the role of enabling modification of the gamemode code on the server during run-time. It contains various features and things that aren't even introduced into Pawn itself. D++ has a very complex syntax which makes it very hard to learn but also fragile to small mistakes.

:paperclip: It is made purely for fun and with an intention to learn more about Pawn itself, thus D++ should not be taken as a serious language. However, the language itself is still impressive considering it is written in Pawn.

Documentation

• Project management
• Calling D++ from your gamemode
• How does D++ work?

The language

• Directives
• Interpreter options
• Interpreter components
• Third-party API
• Modules
• Constants
• Variables
• Forms and types of forms
• if-expressions
• while-loops
• Instructions
• Operators
• Namespaces
• Passing arguments to user forms
• return and yield&return
• System values
• Tasks
• Form structure types
• for-loops
• foreach-loops and iterators
• switch and case
• Form methods
• Objects
• Inline forms
• typedef keyword
• Enumerators
• Static variables
• Persistent data management
• Decorators
• Miscellaneous

Other info

• Examples - see here.

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