This is the official repository for the Documentation of the Piège programming language, as well as the Python interpreter Piègeur and math library.
Piège /ˈpɪ.eʒ/ is a mathematically-focused interpreted language which is used to compute various sorts of mathematical operations. Piège files have the .piege file extension. Check the wiki for more details.
Piègeur /pɪ.ˈe.ʒœ/ is the official Python interpreter for Piège, which is the piegeur.py file. The interpreter also uses mathPiege.py as a custom-made library for math operations. Note that all input values will be converted to float.
Small warning: The interpreter and the language itself are made by me, an extremely nooby programmer. Tinker around, have fun, and please don't use these things in actual projects. You're also welcome to give feedback and make changes if necessary.
The latest version of Piègeur (v0.1.5) only comes with 2 files:
piegeur.pyfile for code interpretingmathPiege.pyas a library for math operators and comparison operators
In the future, I might create an IDE program or a web version. But for now, let's stick with what we have.
To use the interpreter, download the source code from the latest version in the Release page. Make sure Python is installed (preferably version 3.14 or later).
Create a .piege file with any name in the same directory as the interpreter. This is where your Piège code will go.
When you're finished with the code, run piegeur.py. The output will go to a file in the specified directory or the Python program itself, depending on how you set up the I/O instructor.