This program interpreter is in a language very similar to BASIC ans such, and it can read its instructions from a single line of code, so you only have to input once. how to use: First, enter the program name. then, use these commands: PRINT: - PRINT displays a string in the output. the PRINT structure is: PRINT: "strex"; #exprex\ \ where strex is the string you want to display. and exprex is an evaluatable expression. that generates a string that is displayed. you can use either "strex" or #exprex\ as an output thing, but so far, the #exprex\ part of the project is completely glitched up. WAIT: waits for a given amount of time. the WAIT structure is: WAIT: numex \ or WAIT: #exprex\ \ where numex or the evaluation of the expression exprex is the amount of time you want to wait. use BACKSPACE to delete the last line of code if you make a mistake. or want to add or change. finally, use END to end your program. when you are ready to run, enter RUN. that is all that works right now! NOTE: if you RUN without an END statement, it has an error and runs forever. I think... I may be calling this ScratchBasic soon... it sounds a whole lot cooler than interpreter. well to me at least. finally, I used a modifyed version of Paddle2See's scripts for his project Calculator http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Paddle2See/580724 for the expression evaluation scripts. thanks.
