Modifying MoonSharp Syntax to be more c like?

[Shadowblitz16]

is it possible to allows us to modify the syntax of moonsharp?

these are some things I kinda wanted..

more operators

+=
-=
*= 
/=
%= 
^=

force c style blocks

function isNil(obj)
{
   if obj ~= nil return true
   return false
}

force c style parens

for (i,v in ipairs(list)) do

end

if (test == 0) then

end

force c style end of statement

local vec2= 
{
 x = 0;
 y = 0;
};

switch statements

switch (test)
{
    case 0: return 1 break
    case 1: return 0 break
}

all functions are coroutines

function test() then
  yield(1);
end
test()

new operator

local obj = 
{
  x = 0,
  y = 0
}
obj1 = new obj
obj2 = new obj

c style inheritance

local vec2 =
{
  x = 0,
  y = 0
}

local vec3 : vec2 =
{
  z = 0
}

better operator overloading

local vec2 =
{
    function __call(x,y) --doesn't requires metatables
    {
        return {self.x=x, self.y=y}
    }
}

these could be implemented as some sort of macro or just have flags for them when you use moonsharp.

the reason I suggest these is because I find it very hard to read and use lua however it is one of my favorite scripting languages.

if needed these could be bunched together as a single flag and called lua++

I know this can confuse people used to lua but it also helps people more used to c while keeping most of what lua is about.

and if it is a single flag set my the developer it could be treated as a subset of lua or a different scripting language

[Benjamin Dobell]

You could certainly fork MoonSharp and use it as the basis for prototyping a new Lua-derived programming language. If you're familiar with C# then it's very achievable as all the ground-work is in place. However, the existing MoonSharp Github project probably isn't the best place to orchestrate the design of a new language.

[Shadowblitz16]

ok thankyou sorry for the inconvenience