Classes in Pansy?
I would like to group all my functions into a class. Is it possible here? I don't remember seeing it in the docs.

Classes
If I have hundreds of functions, I'd like to group all the related ones together. Or, if I want to create a blueprint of a person, I'd want to put methods for things a person would do, like walk, run, and so on inside the class Person, and not have functions all over the place. I think classes are necessary for any programming language.

It would be great if we shift the README.md to readthedocs, it will be really nice for new contributors as they can make the offline copy for themselves

labels can be added like:- Hacktoberfest

P.S.- I'm working on this 😄

Hey 😄!

Pansy is such a beautiful flower 😉 and in my country it is known as Amor Perfeito ( Perfect Love in english )

Well basically, I would like to get a logo for my programming language!

Surprise me 😃!!

Describe the bug
After making the HTML file, I visited the site and saw that the copyright year was still 2020. Please update it to 2022.

Hey! Currently Pansy doesn't have a lot of built-in functions. That's were you come in!

If you want to work on any of these please say so, like this no one is working on each other functions.

How to add new functions

To insert a new function you need to go to lib/interpreter.py. You can search for def execute_print and you will find below all the built-in functions created so far. You can use those as examples!

Then you search for BuiltInFunction.print and you will get 2 results! Follow those examples to add your function.

List

Below is a list of the current built-in functions, some ideas and who is working on them:

• print
• input
• is_number
• is_string
• is_list
• is_function
• append
• pop
• set
• extend
• get
• run
• len
• to_str
• to_int
• to_float
• imports
• abs
• has_key
• min (between 2 numbers) @DaffyTheDuck
• max (between 2 numbers) @DaffyTheDuck
• slice
• split
• oct @DaffyTheDuck
• fact @Zaidtech

If you have any other idea feel free to share it down in the comments so it can be added to the list.

Description
Not able to use if conditions: gives an error

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File <stdin>, line 1, in <program>
  File <stdin>, line 1, in run
Runtime Error: Failed to finish executing script "bug.pansy"
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File bug.pansy, line 2, in <program>
Runtime Error: Illegal operation


if food == "pizza":
   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  print("Yammi!")
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
end
^^^

run("bug.pansy")

I am on Windows

To Reproduce The Error
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Start Pansy with the command python shell.pansy
2. Execute the code run("bug.pansy") in the shell (I have created a file called bug.pansy for this issue)

Bug.pansy:

var food = "pizza"
if food == "pizza":
print("Yammi!")
end
This was an example in the documentation.

Note:
If you write

var n = 10
if n == 10:
  print("n = 10")
end

This works. It is a problem with checking strings.

Expected behavior
Expected to print Yammi! Instead printed illegal operation error

Screenshots

I am on Windows x64 Intel.

Hey 😁
When trying my programming language you are more than welcome to submit your code files here on the folder examples so others can check it out!

Please make sure you follow the structure of the rest of the other texts because I have a CI support that will verify everything is ok 😃

Don't forget to update the README.md aswell!

Thanks and have fun!