Brainfuck+TISfuck CS2D Scripting Interfaces 
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These are interfaces for the Brainfuck and TISfuck esoteric programming languages. Using these interface you can load programs in these languages. These programs have the same capabilities as lua scripts.
The file comes with the 2 interface scripts themselves, their MoonScript source code as well as 2 Brainfuck sample programs and 1 TISfuck sample program.
This is a joke and should not be taken seriously. The execution of Brainfuck scripts is very slow this way and Brainfuck is not a language that should be used seriously anyway. Even though TISfuck is faster than Brainfuck the same applies.
For explanations, reasons and further details please see:
Brainfuck CS2D Scripting Interface
Brainfuck 
It's a Brainfuck interpreter in lua that keeps track of the output and buffers it. As soon as you write a null character to the output it takes that buffer and executes it using loadstring and thus executes the previous output as lua code. If your output starts with an exclamation point(!) it will read whatever was returned by loadstring into Brainfuck's input.
The input will be modified according to the following rules:
Numbers will stay as they are and will cause errors if they aren't integer numbers within the range 0-255.
Booleans will be turned into 1(true) and 0(false).
Strings will be turned into char codes (as per usual).
All other types will be turned into strings and then handled like a string.
The Brainfuck programs do one operation every tick (using an always hook).
How do you use it? It comes with a few simple commands.
Adds a program to be executed to the system.
program: the Brainfuck code as a string
input: the starting setup for the input as a string
callback: function that will be triggered whenever the program puts out a character (can be nil)
Adds a program to be executed to the system with empty input and no callback.
file: the location of the Brainfuck code file
input: the starting setup for the input as a string (can be nil)
callback: function that will be triggered whenever the program puts out a character (can be nil)
The input will be modified according to the following rules:
Numbers will stay as they are and will cause errors if they aren't integer numbers within the range 0-255. Booleans will be turned into 1(true) and 0(false). Strings will be turned into char codes (as per usual). All other types will be turned into strings and then handled like a string.The Brainfuck programs do one operation every tick (using an always hook).
How do you use it? It comes with a few simple commands.
_BF.add_program(program,input,callback)
Adds a program to be executed to the system.
program: the Brainfuck code as a string
input: the starting setup for the input as a string
callback: function that will be triggered whenever the program puts out a character (can be nil)
_BF.dofile(file,input,callback)
Adds a program to be executed to the system with empty input and no callback.
file: the location of the Brainfuck code file
input: the starting setup for the input as a string (can be nil)
callback: function that will be triggered whenever the program puts out a character (can be nil)
TISfuck
It's a TISfuck interpreter in lua that operates in the same way the Brainfuck interface does. TISfuck is a language I created by myself on the basis of my Brainfuck interpreter.
How do you use it? It comes with a few simple commands.
Adds a program to be executed to the system.
program: the TISfuck code as a table of strings(lines)
input: the starting setup for the input as a string
callback: function that will be triggered whenever the program puts out a character (can be nil)
Adds a program to be executed to the system with empty input and no callback.
file: the location of the TISfuck code file
input: the starting setup for the input as a string (can be nil)
callback: function that will be triggered whenever the program puts out a character (can be nil)
TISfuck specification
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TISfuck
It's Brainfuck with a few extras. It was inspired by TIS-100 by Zachtronics.
There is a tranferable memory cell that is unaffected by pointer shifts.
There are multiple lines. The program wraps around to the beginning of the next line after the end of the end of a line. After the last line it wraps around to the top line again. The program only halts when told to do so.
There are a few new commands and existing commands can optionally take numbers as parameters to slightly alter their behaviour.
+ Adds 1 to current cell
- Subtracts 1 from current cell
< Shifts pointer 1 to the left
> Shifts pointer 1 to the right
. Puts out the current cell's value
[ Jump forward to the matching ] or the next line if the current cell's value is 0
] Jump backward to the matching [ or the previous line if the current cell's value is not 0
* Sets the current cell's value to 0
! Sets the transferable memory's value to the current cell's value
; Halt program unconditionally
^ Jump upward 1 line
v Jump downward 1 line
, Read an input to the current cell
: Swaps the current cell's value with the transferable memory's value
+FF Adds 255 to current cell
-FF Subtracts 255 from current cell
<FF Shifts pointer 255 to the left
>FF Shifts pointer 255 to the right
.FF Puts out 255
[FF Jump forward to the matching ] or the next line if the current cell's value is 255
]FF Jump backward to the matching [ or the previous line if the current cell's value is not 255
*FF Sets the current cell's value to zero or value
!FF Sets the transferable memory's value to 255
;FF Halt program if the current cell's value is FF
^FF Jump upward 255 lines
vFF Jump downward 255 lines
~ Can be used instead of numbers to target the current cell's value instead
? Can be used instead of numbers to target the transferable memory's value instead
It's Brainfuck with a few extras. It was inspired by TIS-100 by Zachtronics.
There is a tranferable memory cell that is unaffected by pointer shifts.
There are multiple lines. The program wraps around to the beginning of the next line after the end of the end of a line. After the last line it wraps around to the top line again. The program only halts when told to do so.
There are a few new commands and existing commands can optionally take numbers as parameters to slightly alter their behaviour.
+ Adds 1 to current cell
- Subtracts 1 from current cell
< Shifts pointer 1 to the left
> Shifts pointer 1 to the right
. Puts out the current cell's value
[ Jump forward to the matching ] or the next line if the current cell's value is 0
] Jump backward to the matching [ or the previous line if the current cell's value is not 0
* Sets the current cell's value to 0
! Sets the transferable memory's value to the current cell's value
; Halt program unconditionally
^ Jump upward 1 line
v Jump downward 1 line
, Read an input to the current cell
: Swaps the current cell's value with the transferable memory's value
+FF Adds 255 to current cell
-FF Subtracts 255 from current cell
<FF Shifts pointer 255 to the left
>FF Shifts pointer 255 to the right
.FF Puts out 255
[FF Jump forward to the matching ] or the next line if the current cell's value is 255
]FF Jump backward to the matching [ or the previous line if the current cell's value is not 255
*FF Sets the current cell's value to zero or value
!FF Sets the transferable memory's value to 255
;FF Halt program if the current cell's value is FF
^FF Jump upward 255 lines
vFF Jump downward 255 lines
~ Can be used instead of numbers to target the current cell's value instead
? Can be used instead of numbers to target the transferable memory's value instead
How do you use it? It comes with a few simple commands.
_TF.add_program(program,input,callback)
Adds a program to be executed to the system.
program: the TISfuck code as a table of strings(lines)
input: the starting setup for the input as a string
callback: function that will be triggered whenever the program puts out a character (can be nil)
_TF.dofile(file,input,callback)
Adds a program to be executed to the system with empty input and no callback.
file: the location of the TISfuck code file
input: the starting setup for the input as a string (can be nil)
callback: function that will be triggered whenever the program puts out a character (can be nil)
The file comes with the 2 interface scripts themselves, their MoonScript source code as well as 2 Brainfuck sample programs and 1 TISfuck sample program.
This is a joke and should not be taken seriously. The execution of Brainfuck scripts is very slow this way and Brainfuck is not a language that should be used seriously anyway. Even though TISfuck is faster than Brainfuck the same applies.
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Changelog
Update 2:
TISfuck interface
_BF.dofile caused nil call
sample programs are now provided as .bf files
Update 1:
bug causing a nil call if a callback was defined
input and callback parameter to _BF.dofile
TISfuck interface _BF.dofile caused nil call sample programs are now provided as .bf filesUpdate 1:
bug causing a nil call if a callback was defined input and callback parameter to _BF.dofileFor explanations, reasons and further details please see:
Brainfuck CS2D Scripting Interface edited 6×, last 19.08.17 11:04:04 am
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