Java Phone Development Environment

Within a short time, all phones will support Java MIDP.  However, silly Sun fixed it so that a phone application cannot run on a PC and a PC application cannot run on a phone.  The M scripting environment fixes that problem and provides a very very simple language that 1) results in very compact programs, 2) exposes all the power of Java, 3) is extensible by the user, 4) is configurable, and 5) uses the same classes on the PC and on phones.

SYNTAX

low-level

identifier ::= a..z
interface-ref ::= A..Z
member-name ::= same as Java
integer ::= same as Java
double ::= same as Java
string ::= same as Java
vector ::= [ <expression> [, <expression]... ]
expression ::= same as Java (type safe e.g. 3+7.8 is illegal)
static-member ::= <interface-ref >.<member-name> |  <interface-ref >.<member-name> ( <expression-list> )
print-statement ::= print( <expression> )

more to come...

Example: a="Math";  print(A.sqrt(6.7)); //capital indicates static ref; lower-case an object instance

t.java For Everywhere Else

import java.io.*;

public class t{

public static void main(String args[])

{String s;

    DataInput d =

    new DataInputStream(System.in);

    for (;;) {

        System.out.print("input?");

        System.out.flush();

        try {

            s = d.readLine();

            if (s.charAt(0)=='.') break;

            System.out.println(parse.parse(s));   //will parse/execute any number of lines; message is returned on error

        } catch (Exception e) {

            System.out.println(e.toString());

            break;

        }

    }

} //main

} //class

Classes, Member variables, and Methods