For the most part, Ren is delimited by ASCII characters. Rebol permitted a three-letter code to denote currency: USD$10 GBP$15
Note that Ren-C (a fork of Rebol that is only tangentially related to Ren) uses `blank` or literal `_`. The language concept is a bit more fundamental than config files. Rebol (and Ren-C and cousin Red) is a fully…
There was a Parse-inspired project for JavaScript, but I'm not sure to what extent it was developed. There was also a Parse implementation in Topaz[1] (which itself is implemented in JavaScript) but is as of now…
As it's still early in terms of its development, it may be better to judge the language by perusing the pages of its predecessor: • Rebol in Ten Steps: http://rebol.com/rebolsteps.html • Rebol Overview:…
Literal notation utilised by JSON was indeed a part of Javascript, however JSON was a subset of Javascript specifically selected for cross-language messaging; by necessity pruning the parts of literal Javascript…
For the most part, Ren is delimited by ASCII characters. Rebol permitted a three-letter code to denote currency: USD$10 GBP$15
Note that Ren-C (a fork of Rebol that is only tangentially related to Ren) uses `blank` or literal `_`. The language concept is a bit more fundamental than config files. Rebol (and Ren-C and cousin Red) is a fully…
There was a Parse-inspired project for JavaScript, but I'm not sure to what extent it was developed. There was also a Parse implementation in Topaz[1] (which itself is implemented in JavaScript) but is as of now…
As it's still early in terms of its development, it may be better to judge the language by perusing the pages of its predecessor: • Rebol in Ten Steps: http://rebol.com/rebolsteps.html • Rebol Overview:…
Literal notation utilised by JSON was indeed a part of Javascript, however JSON was a subset of Javascript specifically selected for cross-language messaging; by necessity pruning the parts of literal Javascript…