Spent the majority of yesterday fiddling with JSE in the hopes of formulating the WASM edition a little more.

Yesterday I started to look into why Michael Fernie's Pop The Lock lock drawing was so slow.

I posted the first version of JSE : Futrino Emissions over on SoCoder, yesterday.
The most obvious thing to note..
.. I definitely need to optimise things!

I had a bit of a "No Dev, Please!" day, yesterday.

Dan over at SoCoder suggested there's an "AToB" issue.

Michael Fernie updated his Pop the Lock JSE-based game, to v1.1

Having one of those days where writing your own language is infinitely easier than trying to get anything to work in Nintendo's newest Game Builder Garage!

Game Builder Garage released on the Nintendo Switch last night.
Thoughts within.

Michael Fernie has submitted our first None-Jay game!!

Want to save the highscore?
You can do that, now!

A couple of days ago, I figured I'd try out multiple fonts in the engine.

Over on SoCoder, Dan sent the following JSE Code.

10 Print "Hello World"
20 Goto 10

I think I've done it!!

Had a little quirk with this, yesterday.

Yesterday I struggled with those bloomin' brackets again.
RAWR!!

Right then, time to tackle variables.. Aaargh!!!

The rewrite of the Parser, to account for a more complex set of stackage, is going reasonably well..
.. I think!

Definitely going to have to cut out a huge chunk of code, I reckon.

I haven't yet coded the functionality of the Sprite Editor, and instead have chosen to work on its data compression...

I took a huge chunk out of the RPN code, yesterday, and sat rewriting it all.

By this point, I've completely lost track of what day I'm up to.

Most of the tweaks to the JSE recently have been little bits over the past couple of days.

Reverse Polish Notation is a form of mathematical layout, whereby your equation function is left until the end of the numbers that it'll work with.

Day five, and after a bit of tweaking, Function Values are being returned.

The scripting engine takes one step forward, and half-a-dozen back.