A scripting language with C or JavaScript-like syntax
BSEditor: The BaseScript is a scripting language with C or JavaScript-like syntax. The language supports the usual language constructs, such as if, for, while and switch Statements. It has support for all the base intrinsic data-types, such as integer, string and Decimal. All variables are declared typeless and at present arrays and structures are not supported.
It is a fully interpreted language, which means that unlike most languages it does not pre-parse the code and executes Pseudo-code, but instead repeatedly parses over the text and interprets its meaning. This makes the parser code very simple (its just 600 lines of code). Obviously the penalty is a somewhat slower Execution time. Im not concerned about that at the moment, because the scripts Im going to run are not huge and dont have to be run in a performance critical tool.
The entire scripting engine can be compiled down to a DLL of measly 45 Kb. you can free download BaseScript 1.0 now.