Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What file extension do Doglang programs use?
Doglang source code files use the .doggy extension.
How do I run a Doglang program?
After installing Doglang, run:
You can also execute inline code with the -e option:
For more installation options, see the Installation Guide.
What data types does Doglang support?
Currently, Doglang supports only integers and strings.
Are functions supported in Doglang?
No, Doglang does not yet support user-defined functions or procedures. However, this is a planned feature! Check out examples/Ideas.md for upcoming features.
How does Doglang handle errors?
Doglang provides error messages for syntax, semantic, and runtime errors. Error handling is continuously being improved to provide better debugging information.
Can I contribute to Doglang?
Absolutely! Contributions are welcome from users of all experience levels. You can:
- Improve or add features
- Fix bugs
- Enhance the documentation
- Suggest new dog-themed commands or capabilities
See the Contributing Guide for details on submitting pull requests and reporting issues.
Where can I find more documentation?
Full documentation and usage examples are available online at:
https://pallavrai.github.io/Doglang
How do I view tokens for debugging?
Use the --tokens flag to see the tokenized output:
Can I use Doglang in a virtual environment?
Yes! It's recommended to use a virtual environment:
python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate # On Windows: venv\Scripts\activate
pip install doglang
What Python version does Doglang require?
Doglang requires Python 3.6 or higher.
Who created Doglang?
Doglang is a fun open-source project created by Pallav Rai to bring a playful spin to learning programming and language design.
How do I uninstall Doglang?
Simply run:
If you have other questions, feel free to open an issue on the GitHub repository.