- Create 2 text files (one named "s" and one named "c")
- Run the command
- ren "path\to\file\c.txt" c.bat
- Run the command
- ren "path\to\file\s.txt" s.bat
- ren "path\to\file\s.txt" s.bat
- Right-click s
- Press edit
- type
- @echo off
- Use this format for each variable:
- echo [syntax name] [(int)(str)(BOOLAN)]
set /p "[syntax name]=>"- Example
- echo hello (str)
set /p "hello=>"
- echo hello (str)
- Example
- echo [syntax name] [(int)(str)(BOOLAN)]
- After you put in all the variables you want, type in this:
- call c.bat
- save
- Right-click c
- Press edit
- type
- @echo off
- type all the commands you want using the variables you set up in those commands by surrounding the variable in %
- Example
- %hello%
- Example
- After you put in all the commands, type
- call "..\Shawn9's Programming Language.bat"
- Save
- Put c and s in a zip folder
- Run the command
- ren "path\to\file.zip" "file.9pl"
- Put your *.9pl file in the ASSETS folder
- type in the file's name (without the .9pl part) to run your command.