Simple dict in Gator 3

dict_example.gat

<gator>
[.load]
.source
.eng(engine())
.dict(dict())
.dicty #A simple handler for the dict plugin
.math
.sys
.g3(self) #A _self feature was added after a bunch of python lovers complained XD
[/]

engine(){
    for flag[._self.request()]:
        write.~.request():> stdout  #:> is the new method of pushing elements in line.
    #eng.init(engine())
    ._self.eng.init #both of these ways work now.
}

dict(type,-variable:var){ #The handler for our dictionary elements, -variable loads it when: x.dict()
    types = [variable, bool] #We don't really need this, but it allows for exstenstion
    types.g = [._self.var(var), ._self.bool(var)] #Make sure we're using the dict() functions, not globals
    types.link(g) #variable.g gives ._self.var()
    if type in.match types:
        x = match.types.g
        x.dicty.load(._self) #TWO IN ONE! WOW!
    else:
        :>pass #A simple way for handleing pass's safely (AKA no stdout or breaks
    var(var){
        dicty.create.var(var):>return
    }
    bool(var){
        dicty.esc(var.value) = dicty.create.bool(var)
        ~.link(x) 
        yes = loads.gatnet("~/userbase/andrei/yesno/src/types/yes")
        no = loads.gatnet("~/userbase/andrei/yesno/src/types/no")
        if var in.match yes:
             x = true
        elif var in.match no:
             x = false
        else:
            :>pass
        x:>return
    }
}

test = "Jim"
test2 = "Tom"
test3 = "Lucy"

test.dict("var")
test2.dict("var")
test3.dict("var")

print jim #Returns ""
print tom #Returns ""
print lucy #Returns ""

tester = "Yes"
tester.dict("bool")
print tester #Returns true
    
exit:>._self #IF YOU USE SELF DO THIS! You'll have uncaught exceptions otherwise, and stdout spam
exit:>engine
exit:>%env%
<gator.exit //>