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This is a silly idea for programming language I had. I didn't give it much thought, and the syntax & edge case rules are just a placeholder.

The only structured data type is the "record".

A record is a key-value mapping. It can also be typed.

MyRecord = (
	value: Int = 0,
	other_value = value + 24
)

This allows you to use the "print screen" key to take screenshots with scrot. The snippet above is to be placed in your openbox configuration file, inside the openbox_config and keyboard tags (with the rest of the keybinds). Since I use lxde, my openbox config file is in ~/.config/openbox/lxde-rc.xml.

You can use shift to copy your screenshots to your clipboard (requires xclip).

You can use ctrl to be able to select a rectangle or a window for the screenshot.

Scrot beeps when taking a screenshot. You can prevent this by adding -z in the scrot commands.

	// Boolean constructors and functions
	T = λt λf t
	F = λt λf f
	(Id a) = a
	(Not a) = λt λf (a f t)
	(And a b) = (a λx(x) λx(F) b)
	(Or a b) = (a λx(T) λx(x) b)
	(Or3 a b c) = (Or a (Or b c))
	data List = (Cons head tail) \| Nil

	// Make sure you've defined these
	let mut ui: UiCell;
	let ids: Ids; // struct defined in the widget_ids! macro


	let strings = vec!["One", "Two", "Buckle my shoe", "Three", "Four", "Shut the door", "Five", "Six", "Pick up the sticks"];
	let (mut items, mut scrollbar) = conrod_core::widget::List::flow_down(strings.len())
	.x(0.).y(0.)
	.w(200.).h(500.)
	.scrollbar_next_to()

	extends Object

	class_name Parser

	# Based off https://github.com/tomerfiliba/tau/blob/master/earley3.py

	class Test:
	static func tostring(val):

	if typeof(val) == TYPE_STRING:

	##grflangid 0x01
	STR_GRF_NAME:Better world cities 1.0
	STR_GRF_DESCRIPTION: This NewGRF adds names for world cities with a population count higher than 100000 (w/metropolitan area). The probability of each city appearing is proportional to the square root of the population. This makes it so that cities with lower population can appear more frequently than otherwise. World city data from https://simplemaps.com/data/world-cities, it's CC-4 licensed
	STR_STYLES : Better World Cities


	function containsObject(obj, list) {
	var i;
	for (i = 0; i < list.length; i++) {
	if (list[i] === obj) {
	return true;
	}
	}

	return false;

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