Hoy traigo un script que programa en lenguajes esotéricos, concretamente en Brainfuck, Ook!, Whitespace y Zombie.

Lo único que hace es escribir un programa que muestre por pantalla lo que el usuario pida, su uso es:

=============================================================================== ./esoprint.py [-h]  [-l ] [-o ] [ [ | -n [...] ] | -n] -h (--help): muestra esta "ayuda" -l (--language): Selecciona el lenguaje -o (--output) : Selecciona el archivo de salida (a stdout por defecto) El resto se toma como información, el -n (--newline) es considerado un salto de línea ===============================================================================

El script se puede descargar [aquí] o al final coloreado

Dejando a parte de Brainfuck y Ook!, de_los_que_se_habló_antes, Whitespace es un lenguaje compuesto únicamente por espacios, tabuladores y saltos de línea, con un conjunto de instrucciones bastante completo [Whitespace_Tutorial] . Zombie está por estar, ni siquiera encontré un intérprete así que no puedo asegurar que funcione, simplemente parecía fácil de programar :).

Y eso es todo.

Tengo que dejar la manía de poner los comentarios en inglés :S ...

[Referencias] http://compsoc.dur.ac.uk/whitespace/ http://esoteric.voxelperfect.net/wiki/Main_Page

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!/usr/bin/env python

-- coding: utf-8 --

"""    esoprint.py, encodes in esoteric language code

Supported languages:    - Brainfuck    - Ook!    - Whitespace    - Zombie # Blindly coded, not tested

Maybe future supported languages:    - Tink    - Piet    - Befunge    - False    - Q-BAL # When I find a interpreter    - Malbolge # Maybe too big...    - Beatnik # Really ¿?    - Unlambda

Not future supported languages:    # It's not a logical thing to make a computer generate this!    - Sheakspere    - Haiku    - Chef    # Make's it boring    - Whenever    # Impossible    - HQ9+    - BIT

   Copyright (C) 2010 kenkeiras <kenkeiras@gmail.com>

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                    Version 2, December 2004

Copyright (C) 2004 Sam Hocevar <sam@hocevar.net>

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Usage:

./esoprint.py [-h]  [-l ] [-o

] [ [ | -n [...] ] | -n] -h (--help): prints this help -l (--language): Set's output language, currently supported: Ook!, Brainf*ck, Whitespace, Zombie -o (--output) : Set's output file (to stdout by default) Whatever else is considered as data, the -n (--newline) is considered a line jump

"""

Language dictionary elements for BrainFuck-like langs

init: program initalization

inc

dec

push

pop

show

# get [Actually unused]

def usage():     import sys

print sys.argv[0]+" [-h]  [-l ] [-o

] [ [ | -n [...] ] | -n] "     print "-h (--help): prints this help"     print "-l (--language): Set's output language"     print "-o (--output) : Set's output file (to stdout by default)"     print "Whatever else is considered as data, the -n (--newline) is considered a line jump"     print "If no data is entered, it will be received from STDIN"     print "Supported languages:"     print """   - Brainfuck    - Ook!    - Whitespace    - Zombie """

brainfuck = {     "init": "",     "inc":"+",     "dec":"-",     "push":">",     "pop":"<",     "show":".",     "get":",",    #Unused     "loop":"[",  # Unused     "endloop":"]" # Unused }

ook = {     "init": "",     "inc":"Ook. Ook. ",     "dec":"Ook! Ook! ",     "push":"Ook. Ook? ",     "pop":"Ook? Ook. ",     "show":"Ook! Ook. ",     "get":"Ook. Ook! ",    # Unused     "loop":"Ook! Ook? ",  # Unused     "endloop":"Ook? Ook! " # Unused }

Encodes in a Zombie program

def zombie_encode(data):

z = "Dundun is a zombie\n"     z += "    summon\n"     z += "    task talk\n"     for p in data.split("\n"):         z += "        say \""+str( p.replace("\"","\\"") )+"\"\n"     z += "    animate\n"     z += "animate"     return z

Encodes in a Whitespace program

def whitespace_encode(data):     for c in data:         w += "  " # Push into the stack: [Space] [Space]         w += " " # Element, always positive [Space]         # Character to binary (needed)         b = bin( ord( c ) )         w += b[ 2 : ].replace("0"," ").replace("1","\t") #   Space: 0 || Tab: 1         w += "\n" # Element end: [LF]         w += "\t\n  " # Output stack top: [Tab][LF][Space][Space]

w += "\n\n\n" # Ending [LF][LF]     return w

Encodes in a Brainf*ck-like language

def stack_encode(lang, data):     s = lang['init']     n = 0     for c in data:         i = ord( c )         while ( n > i ):             s += lang['dec']             n -= 1

while ( n < i ):             s += lang['inc']             n += 1

s += lang['show']

return s

bf_like = {"brainfuck":brainfuck,"ook":ook} langlist = {"whitespace":whitespace_encode,"zombie":zombie_encode} if name == "main":

import sys     argc=len(sys.argv)     lang=""     data=""     out = ""     i=1     while (i < argc):         if (sys.argv[i] == "-l") or (sys.argv[i] == "--language"):             i += 1             lang = sys.argv[i]

elif (sys.argv[i] == "-o") or (sys.argv[i] == "--output"):             i += 1             out = sys.argv[i]

elif (sys.argv[i] == "-h") or (sys.argv[i] == "--help"):             usage()             sys.exit(0)

elif (sys.argv[i] == "-n") or (sys.argv[i] == "--newline"):             data += "\n"

else:             data = (data+" "+sys.argv[i]).strip()

i+=1     if (lang == ""):         lang = raw_input("Select language: ")

lang = lang.lower()     if (lang not in langlist) and (lang not in bf_like):

print "Unknown language (lenguaje desconocido)"         sys.exit(1)

if (data == ""):         for line in sys.stdin:             data += line

if (data == "\n"):         print "Sin entrada, saliendo..."

sys.exit(0)

if (lang in langlist):         result = langlistlang     else:         result = stack_encode(bf_like[lang],data)

if (out == ""):         print result

else:         f = open(out,"w")         f.write(result)         f.close() ===============================================================================