- Download latest .zip file from Releases
- Unpack the zip file in some folder you want to. (e.g. Programs folder)
- Run the
path.bat
file if you want to access it in command line just by name. If not (.\physs.cmd
) - Go and write some scripts! :D
Physs is a custom interpreted language, with a similar syntax to JavaScript. The language is interpreted on Java, so don't consider it a serious language.
It's a good solution if you want to have custom interpreted scripts in your Java Project.
- Annotations support (Custom and Java)
- OOP support
- Imports from Java packages (e.g. importJava("com.skoow.physs.Physs");)
- Default language features like vars, loops, literals and etc.
Yes, but you should put credits on it.
val a = in "Please enter a: ";
val b = in "Please enter b: ";
if(a == b) out "Those are equal!";
else if (a+b == b or a+b == a) {
a = a+b;
}
else {
a = a+b;
b = b+a;
}
val i = 10;
while(i > 0) {
i = i -1;
}
out a+b;