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Developing a scripting language

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    Hi, As part of a broader application I need to create a scripting language. This will be used in a fairly stripped down editor. It will be used to backtest stock strategies. I don't want to "reinvent the wheel", and most of the functionality could simply be translated into, say, C++ which would surely run it fast enough for our needs. I've never tackled a project like this so any input would be greatly appreciated. Jeff

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      Hi, As part of a broader application I need to create a scripting language. This will be used in a fairly stripped down editor. It will be used to backtest stock strategies. I don't want to "reinvent the wheel", and most of the functionality could simply be translated into, say, C++ which would surely run it fast enough for our needs. I've never tackled a project like this so any input would be greatly appreciated. Jeff

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      There are some quick start tutorial for this from our Java neighbors: http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-04-2006/jw-0424-scripting.html[^]

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        Hi, As part of a broader application I need to create a scripting language. This will be used in a fairly stripped down editor. It will be used to backtest stock strategies. I don't want to "reinvent the wheel", and most of the functionality could simply be translated into, say, C++ which would surely run it fast enough for our needs. I've never tackled a project like this so any input would be greatly appreciated. Jeff

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        Like macroes? I would expect that if you implement an undo/redo scheme you could easily extend it to allow storing the steps involved to be "redone" anytime later.

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          There are some quick start tutorial for this from our Java neighbors: http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-04-2006/jw-0424-scripting.html[^]

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          Hi, I just checked that out. Looks interesting. Have you used it? Thanks much, Jeff

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            Like macroes? I would expect that if you implement an undo/redo scheme you could easily extend it to allow storing the steps involved to be "redone" anytime later.

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            Hi, Well it would probably look something like QBasic (pre VB), supporting function calls and all the basic math operations. I imagine certain pre-built chart types, and these could be invoked through the scripting language. Not sure what you mean by "undo/redo" Jeff

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              Hi, I just checked that out. Looks interesting. Have you used it? Thanks much, Jeff

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              Vasudevan Deepak Kumar
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              I got the tutorial out of a quick research into Compiler Design topics. Since I had bookmarked it, I just thought the share the same with you, in case it is of help to you too.

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