jargon: formalize `/execute procedure(parameter1,...,parametern)`

[rabsef-bicrym]

I'm not identifying how parameters are intended to be called against procedures. I think this could be formally specified making better, more specific, calls to execute.

[rabsef-bicrym]

It might be good to use something other than a comma, that is more obscure. A pipe character, for instance. This could help it differentiate from commas in the PARAMETERs and PARAMETER delimiters.

[Jake Brukhman]

As of v0.0.10, basic params that are specified look like:

# sum two numbers
+++ func($x, $y)
- Return sum
+++

Most readable way to pass might be to define the variables first. Remember you can also use axioms to modify how parameters are passed inline.

[Jake Brukhman]

You can also specify what you want the return values to look like. This doesn't need to be spec'd, it can just be divined by the interpreter.

    # sum two numbers
    +++ func($x, $y) returns only numbers
    - Return sum
    +++

    > [error!]

But maybe more idiomatic way would be via axioms:

    # sum two numbers
    +++ func($x, $y)
    * Returns only numbers
    - Return sum
    +++

[Jake Brukhman]

You can still pass parameters as variables:

$msg = "Dear Santa,
I want a train for Christmas."

+++ display($msg, $num)
- Display $msg $num times
+++

/display($msg, 10)