Divine is an open-source programming language for easily creating beautiful and capable graphical user interfaces. It is easy to use, lightning fast and extensible.
- Table of Contents
- Features of Divine
- Installing Divine
- Contributing to Divine
- Contributing: Understanding this Project
- Intuitive syntax
- Exception handling
- Powerful object-oriented syntax
- Lightning fast after compilation
- Highly portable
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Divine is a simple programming language, and has three main components The Lexer, The Parser, and The Compiler. The Lexer can be found in the lexer/ folder, and it takes a plain string and converts it into a list of tokens. The token object can be found in the lexer/token/ folder. The Parser can be found in the parser/ folder, and it take the list of tokens and converts it to an AST (Abstract Syntax Tree), which is essentially a list of nodes, the AST groups together tokens into expressions and statements. The AST objects can be found in the parser/node/ folder. The Compiler can be found in the compiler/ folder, and it takes the AST and converts it into a source file that can be read by the computer.