This is all very much a work in progress, but is not useless/incapable at present. The interpreter works, though is not optimmized, and has some features expanded for better use in a javascript environment. There are two sample applications built with the interpreter:
- A console that has a slope input entry area on the left and output console on the right (or top/bottom on mobile) showing stdout, stderr, and console/system out
- A canvas that has a slope input entry area on the left and javascript canvas on the right (or top/bottom on mobile). This version is customized to include a number of game and primitive graphics features to program simple games
Both demos have a help menu that gives some basic details and help.
To take a look at the repo visit https://tildegit.org/sloum/slopeJs.