JSE's offline in-dev edition is currently experiencing extreme downtime!!

Michael Fernie says..
The text display for this sample and the SFX list is very messed up on my iPhone.

Had a little quirk with this, yesterday.

Can it play Pong yet?!

Yesterday I struggled with those bloomin' brackets again.
RAWR!!

I spent a lot of yesterday fiddling with controller code some more.

Michael Fernie has been playing around with the JSE language, and has spotted something slightly awry with the documentation.

Right then, time to tackle variables.. Aaargh!!!

You can try out my scripting language in your browser, right now!!

Switching from 2 values per line to 3 values per line was indeed exceedingly complicated.
I should probably have accounted for further values in the future, and will now be kicking myself that I haven't.
Ho hum..

The rewrite of the Parser, to account for a more complex set of stackage, is going reasonably well..
.. I think!

Definitely going to have to cut out a huge chunk of code, I reckon.

I guess that Covid Jab hit me, after all.

A lot of rejigging, but eventually I got...

Bow Wow, Platdude Bob!!!!000!!!

I haven't yet coded the functionality of the Sprite Editor, and instead have chosen to work on its data compression...

JSE's coming along at a measured pace, and as with all things, SpikeDislike will be my test.

I took a huge chunk out of the RPN code, yesterday, and sat rewriting it all.

Yesterday I spent most of the day battling with Scales.
I added my first "sprite" to the JSE engine, and things went downhill from there!

By this point, I've completely lost track of what day I'm up to.

Took some time to work on the basic UI for JSE, yesterday.

I was supposed to be starting a Browsercade game, yesterday.
I certainly wasn't expecting to do much to the JSE engine..
But the fun of the puzzle dragged me back in!

Most of the tweaks to the JSE recently have been little bits over the past couple of days.

7am, woke up with a banging headache.

Not 100% sure where this week's SmileBASIC game is heading.

Reverse Polish Notation is a form of mathematical layout, whereby your equation function is left until the end of the numbers that it'll work with.

Day five, and after a bit of tweaking, Function Values are being returned.