[stack] Thread, a vaguely related query language (and hello!)
glenn mcdonald <[email protected]> Wed, 29 Sep 2010 10:47:31 -0400
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Hi. I came across this group while poking around the web looking for discussions of language-design issues. I work on www.needlebase.com, a database system of sorts that includes a path-oriented query language called Thread. Thread isn't strictly concatenative in the pure sense, as its built-in operations do take parameters, but it uses a working set similar to the way concatenative languages use the stack, and many functions (counting, math, etc.) operate in a postfix, parameterless way. So, for example, getting the difference between launch mass and empty mass for a bunch of satellites would look like this: Satellite|(..Launch Mass,Empty Mass._-) If you're interested, there's an introduction to this language at https://pub.needlebase.com/docs/ThreadManual.html. glenn [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]