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Ludi Documentation

Ludi is a language meant to express and compute boolean algebra expressions in the CLI.

Table of contents


Operators

Operator Description
* Multiplication, which translates to and in boolean algebra
+ Addition, which translates to or in boolean algebra
! Negation, which translates to not in boolean algebra
' alias for !

Simple Expressions

Expressions will print to the console as a boolean truth table.

A * B

Expressions containing only constants will print as a single calculation

1 * 1

Functions

Defining Functions

Ludi allows for function definitions

def foo = A * B + C

The definition won't print to the console, but the call will.


Calling Functions

There are two ways of calling functions.

Integral and Concrete function calls

Integral calls will print a truth table to the console

foo

You can also use different variables in the call, even if the function was defined with A B C.

foo(D, E, F)

Concrete calls contain constants, and will print as a single calculation

foo(1, 0, 1)

Nothing prevents you from using the functions in other functions

def bar = foo(A, B, C) * !(A + D)

bar(A, B, C, D)

and in calls

def baz = A + B

foo(baz(E, F) * A, B, C)

Attributes

Attributes are options you can assign to format your CLI output

You can add them with the ~ identifier

Here is an example

A * B + C ~r

Here is an example with multiple attributes

A * B + C ~tr7

Possible attributes

Attribute Description
r Will reverse the labels in a truth table
k Will print a karnaugh table
t Will print a truth table (DEFAULT)
ANY NUMBER Any numeric value will cap the truth table to the number you set


Includes

Ludi features source file includes

You can include files with a local path

include "./bar"

A global path

include "/home/vlev/myfile"

Or use a library

include "std"

Helpful Syntax

Write comments by prefixing #

# Ludi is dope as hell yow

Print text by prefixing it with - This is useful to add titles to tables or calculations, these will output in exported csv files

- Hello world


Use proper syntax highlighting

Vim syntax highlighting for ludi is provided here

.vim/ludi.vim


More detailed documentation about the source code of Ludit/Ludi can be found here

MIT Licence 2022
@matiasvlevi