103architecte

Subject

The goal of this project is to transform coordinates via a transformation matrix.

Supported transformations:

• Take coordinates i, j as parameters
  • H - Homothety
  • T - Translation
• Take an angle a in degree as parameter
  • R - Rotation
  • S - Symmetry

Dependencies

• Bison
• Flex
• GCC

Usage

To compile the program, run the following command:

make

Original program usage:

./103architecte x y m (i j | a)
  x, y - Coordinates (integers)
  m - Transformation (character)
  i, j - Coordinates (integers)
  a - Angle (in degree)

Shakespeare usage:
Each argument will be passed through the standard input and separated by a new line. You can accumulate transformations and the program will print the result when a new line will be given instead of a character which corresponds to a transformation.

./103architecte
x
y
m
i
j
m
a

Limitations

There is no floating point in SPL. By the way, you can't import libraries neither. In other word, you have to recode cos() and sin() functions. The approach I opted for was to approximate the integer value of cos/sin which are -1, 0, 1. It isn't possible to grab the command line parameters as well.

Notes

I forked the Marlowe Programming Language, added new characters and words to the language. MPL is a fork of the Shakespeare Programming Language. So, this project is a Shakespeare Programming Language fork's fork.

TODO

Will probably never be done, anyway =vP.

• Print a usage
• Pretty print
  • Point coordinates
  • Matrix
• Implement a floating point alternative
• Increase precision
  • cos
  • sin

License

• GNU GPL (see marlowe/LICENSE)

Documentation

Some useful pieces of information:

• Official Website
• Fork of the language

There are also some "secret" (i.e. unexpected) behaviors that are undocumented.
Live & Learn.