MindL Compiler is a Python script designed to compile code written in MindL, a custom programming language for the game Mindustry. The script provides features like converting conditional statements, looping structures, and handling various commands specific to the game's logic. It includes a set of utility functions for string manipulation, line searching, and expression evaluation.

• Compile MindL code into an executable format for Mindustry.
• Handle conditional expressions and loops (if, while).
• Provide utility functions for string operations and type checking.
• Support for Mindustry-specific commands (print, radar, control, sensor, ubind, ucontrol, uradar, ulocate).
• Debugging feature to set status messages in the compiled output.
• Command-line interface for specifying input and output files.

The script can be invoked from the command line with optional arguments to specify the input and output files.

• -i, --input: Specify the file to compile. Defaults to script.mlx if not provided.
• -o, --output: Specify the output file. If not provided, the result is printed to stdout.
• -f, --format: Add line numbers to the output when printing to the console.

python3 main.py -i my_script.mlx -o compiled.txt

This will compile the my_script.mlx file and save the output to compiled.txt.

• argparse: For parsing command-line options.
• random: To generate random strings.
• colorama: For handling console output formatting.

Before running the script, ensure that colorama is installed and the console is configured for proper output.

Contributions are welcome. Please feel free to report issues or submit pull requests on the repository.

This project is open-sourced under the GPL-3.0 License.