My Programming Language in VB

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Hey Guys,

I am making my own programming language in Visual Baisic and I have come accross a problem(or maybe a few). I don't know what type of programming language I am making but I want to know how to implement a few things.

1. I would like to have classes so that I could type in something like "goto finnish" and then it would execute the code that it in that class

2. I would like to have an "if" statement, so I could say something like "if variable1 = 7 then {execute code in here}

3. And I would like to have paremeters such as the ones in example code 2.

If anyone could help me, that would be great. And remember that I am writing this in Visual Basic. I chose Visual Basic because for my programming language, you type the code into a textbox and then press a run button and it executes the code that is in the textbox. I would have chosen Visual C# to do this, but I only know how to code in C# modules, not with forms.

Posted 7-Mar-12 21:28pm

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Updated 26-Jan-19 1:40am

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Bernhard Hiller · Answer 1 · 2012-03-07T21:35:00

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Rather than trying to create your own scripting language, you could use the "Codedom" classes provided by .NET. See for an example Compile and Run VB.NET Code using the CodeDom[^] and many other resources you can find with Google.

Posted 7-Mar-12 21:35pm

Bernhard Hiller

Updated 7-Mar-12 21:36pm

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Member 8378691 8-Mar-12 4:40am

Hey, this doesn't work for me because I have Visual Basic 2010 Express. Plus, this isn't making my own programming language, it is just how to make a compiler for visual basic. And I don't know what the heck he is talking about in the forum. I downloaded the file to read it myself, I normally do that, but it doesn't work for me.