dawolang library

• Dawolang 0.2.0 by Heikki K Lappalainen updated: 21.11.2023
• Small, literal word-based message and command language, that eventually
• grows big, but stays always grateful to dartlang, it's little brother.
• Helps in standardizing words, that are used in messages, and classifying
• them to groups.

Classes

Analyzer

Finds words that are in lexicon word list.

AwesomeDawolang

Sample code created automatically. Checks if you are awesome. Spoiler: you are.

DawolangClass

If needed class for Dawolang.

KeyWords

KeyWords class, mostly some notes for future development.

LexiconBase

First of many lexicons, that keep words and commands of dawolang.

ListHandler

Great plans for this.. not exactly.

ListTools

String manipulation tools.

Rules

Be ready to add more efficient behaviour in dawolang.

ShowRoom

Word manipulation and presentation.

Word

WordBase

Word base class.

Properties

an ↔ Analyzer

Long name: var analyzer = new Analyzer(); Short name: Prefer short name for instance.

getter/setter pair

buf ↔ StringBuffer

getter/setter pair

dl ↔ DawolangClass

getter/setter pair

flowLangI ↔ int

To collect flow-events count. TODO Hide upper level variables

getter/setter pair

kw ↔ KeyWords

Instance of KeyWords class.

getter/setter pair

lb ↔ LexiconBase

Instance of #words #class.

getter/setter pair

lt ↔ ListTools

Instance of list tools

getter/setter pair

rules ↔ Rules

Instance of rules library

getter/setter pair

sr ↔ ShowRoom

Instance of ShowRoom class.

getter/setter pair

wbTest ↔ Word

Creating instance for test and presentation.

getter/setter pair

wordMotto ↔ String

Giving some visibility for #word

getter/setter pair

Functions

flwSrv(String actor, StringBuffer buf, String msg, bool pr) → void

Do not look out unprofessionally and spam your code with print-clauses! Instead use: flow !! DONE: To avoid messing with buffer and actor HOORAY: used local fl(). local: fl calls this Flow()

renderKeyWords() → void

if needed presentation function.

wordRule() → void

Outer function, that is finally used inside class.

Typedefs

DawolangPrint = String Function(String msg, String msg2)

A typedef, or function-type alias, gives a function type a name that you can use when declaring fields and return types. Because typedefs are simply aliases, they offer a way to check the type of any function. typedef Compare = int Function(Object a, Object b); TODO Typedef practicing. Function type returning String