You call the compiler by doing: ./Parsing SOURCEFILE OUTPUTDOT

A program written in TML is converted to a turing machine. It can manipulate the head and read/write from it.
By default a program rejects everything.

The first thing in a program has to be a list of all characters allowed on the tape.
Then there can be a set of statements.

The default blank symbol is: "BLANK"
Symbols may be of any length and can be the full unicode range.
They should not be empty strings as those can not be written.

The following keywords are available:

IF, WHILE, END, WRITE, MOVERIGHT, MOVELEFT, ACCEPT, REJECT

These are used as control structure, output, the movement of the head and to indicate if we accept or not.

A list is a series of symbols.
Example: ["a","b","c"]

These keywords take a list behind them. You should include at least one space behind the keywords.
Example: IF ["a","b"]

Then you should follow by a block of statements and at the end you place the keyword END

Example:

    ["a"]
    WHILE ["a"]
        MOVELEFT
    END

This program will move the head left as long as the symbol under the head is an 'a'.

Write is used to put a symbol on the tape under the head.
It should also be followed by a list.
Example: WRITE ["a"]

You can not write the empty string, as that means write nothing.

These move the head one space to the left or the right.

Accept and reject can be used to put the program into either of the states.

    ["a", "b"]

    IF ["a"]
        ACCEPT
    END

The above program accepts strings that start with 'a' and rejects strings that start with 'b'.

You can define a function by using NAME
Followed by a block and then the keyword END

Example:

    *RemoveUntillNotC*
        WHILE ["c"]
        	WRITE ["BLANK"]
        	MOVERIGHT
        END
    END

You can call a function by using NAME

Example: RemoveUntillNotC

Functions should not be called within functions.