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Shakespeare Programming Language Help - Windows

I've recently gotten interested in the esoteric programming language Shakespeare Programming Language (SPL) and have tried to install the only windows-friendly interpreter I could find, from: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/shakespearelang/0.2.0

It was my first time installing pip and python (3.6) as a whole, although I believe I have installed everything correctly.

When I try to interpret a legitimate SPL file with:

shakespeare run helloworld.py

I get the error:

File "c:\...\shakespearelang\shakespeare_interpreter.py", line 151, in run_event
self._character_by_name(name).on_stage = True
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'on_stage'

Everything else in the interpreter seems to work properly except calling the someone to "the stage".

Any fix to this error or an alternative windows-friendly compiler/interpreter would be great.

Solution

  • You asked:

    Any fix to this error or an alternative windows-friendly compiler/interpreter would be great.

    Here is an alternative you could try. It is a web-based "IDE" for building and running SPL programs.