Re: [ANN] NumberScript -- a little language that compiles to Lua

[Patrick Rapin <toupie300@...>]

> NumberScript has a compact syntax.

Well...
  9795508356633822141337704998199448662254090
seems much more verbose to me than
  print "Hello Lua!"

>There's no significant whitespace, no
> semicolons, no braces, no operators. It uses only the numbers '0' - '9'.

First computers had to be programmed in binary mode : hexadecimal,
assembly, Pascal, C, C++ and finally Lua languages have been invented
after.
Programming in decimal may be similar to programming in hexadecimal,
but less handy. ;-)