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2.2 KiB
DSL Compilation Report
Generated: Sam 23 aoû 2025 10:30:34 CEST
Summary
- Total files: 24
- Successfully compiled: 24
- Failed to compile: 0
- Success rate: 100%
Successfully Compiled Files
- ✅ aurora_borealis.anim
- ✅ breathing_colors.anim
- ✅ candy_cane.anim
- ✅ christmas_tree.anim
- ✅ comet_chase.anim
- ✅ disco_strobe.anim
- ✅ fire_flicker.anim
- ✅ heartbeat_pulse.anim
- ✅ lava_lamp.anim
- ✅ lightning_storm.anim
- ✅ matrix_rain.anim
- ✅ meteor_shower.anim
- ✅ neon_glow.anim
- ✅ ocean_waves.anim
- ✅ palette_demo.anim
- ✅ palette_showcase.anim
- ✅ plasma_wave.anim
- ✅ police_lights.anim
- ✅ property_assignment_demo.anim
- ✅ rainbow_cycle.anim
- ✅ scanner_larson.anim
- ✅ simple_palette.anim
- ✅ sunrise_sunset.anim
- ✅ twinkle_stars.anim
Failed Compilations
Common Issues Found
Based on the compilation attempts, the following issues are common:
1. Comments in Palette Definitions
Many files fail because comments are included within palette array definitions:
palette fire_colors = [
(0, #000000), # This comment causes parsing errors
(128, #FF0000) # This too
]
Solution: Remove comments from within palette definitions.
2. Comments in Function Arguments
Comments within function calls break the parser:
animation pulse_red = pulse(
solid(red),
2s, # This comment breaks parsing
20%, 100%
)
Solution: Remove comments from function argument lists.
3. Missing Function Parameters
Some function calls expect specific parameter formats that aren't provided.
4. Property Assignments Not Supported
Object property assignments like stripe1.pos = 3 are not handled correctly.
Recommendations
- Clean DSL Syntax: Remove all inline comments from complex expressions
- Full Parameter Lists: Always provide complete parameter lists to functions
- Use Sequences: Instead of property assignments, use sequence-based approaches
- Test Incrementally: Start with simple examples and build complexity gradually
Working Examples
The successfully compiled files can be used as templates for creating new DSL animations.