Language IdocScript
(Used in Oracle Content Management)
Date: | 02/06/09 |
Author: | Sam White |
URL: | n/a |
Comments: | 1 |
Info: | http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/content-management/ucm/index.html |
Score: | (3.00 in 8 votes) |
<$numBottles = "99", bottleStr = " bottles "$> <$loopwhile (numBottles > 0)$> <$verse = numBottles & bottleStr & "of beer on the wall,\n" & numBottles & bottleStr & "of beer!\n" & "Take one down, pass it around,\n"$> <$numBottles = numBottles - 1$> <$if numBottles > 0$> <$if numBottles == 1$> <$bottleStr = " bottle "$> <$endif$> <$verse = verse & numBottles & bottleStr & "of beer on the wall!\n"$> <$else$> <$verse = verse & "no more bottles of beer on the wall!\n"$> <$endif$> <$verse$> <$endloop$>
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bex said on 03/04/09 04:52:17
There are about a dozen ways to do this differently... but this way demonstrated more aspects of the IdocScript language that the others. Its not as fun as Cow or Brainfuck, but it gets the job done