d++.txt

一个14岁的小孩写的D++编译器

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|		DigiSystems D++ Programming Language	       |        
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|			Written by SqueakMac                   |
|		   in Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0	       |
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Welcome to DigiSystems D++ Programming language.  This readme file
will tell you how to install and use DigiSystems D++ language.

Getting it installed:
-Unzip the ZIP file if you haven't already.
-Copy the DPPAPP.dll file to your System directory (e.g., C:\Windows\System)
-Open DigiSystems D++.
-If you get an error, make sure the DLL file is named exactly 
DPPAPP.dll and put in the system folder.

The D++ language:
It's best if you are already familiar with the language to use
D++.  Here's a list of commands and what they do.

screenout "";  			-Place any text you want between the quotes, and 
				it will output it to the user.

screenin (variable), "";	-This is he input, and where (variable) is, this
				is where you put your variable.  Between the quotes,
				enter the prompt for the user.

screen;				-indicates going to the next line.

title "";			-Titles the application what is in the quotes, and 
				places the title into the title bar in the console.

delete "";			-Deletes the file specified within the quotes.

box "", "";			-Creates a message box, the text being in the first
				quotes, and the title in the second quotes.

pause05;			-Pauses for half a second.  Also pause1;, pause2;, and
				pause3; which pause for 1, 2, and 3 seconds.

end;				-Ends the program at it's current position.

<...>				-This is the comment, which everything between < and >
				is ignored by the compiler.

Well, thats all the syntax there is right now.  The cool thing
about D++ is that it scans through the codeing looking for a 
command.  When it finds the command, it's executed.  If you
type something before it, the compiler ignores it.  So if you
type.....

dshgbfsydbhsdbhscreenout "Hello, World!";fdgnjsdfbgyhbfdghfd

.....the console will print "Hello, Wold!".  Cool, huh?  Don't
do this on purpose though, or it's bad programming style.  Well, 
thats about all you need to know to make something in D++.  Just
do commands like thei soposed to be, and your programs will work.
By the way, if you run click Run, It automaticly compiles the EXE
to C:\WINDOWS\DESKTOP\D++APP1.EXE.  If you want to make it to 
somewhere else, click on compile and you will be prompted of where
tto build it to.