"Raw" edit mode

[benbusby]

Basically the syntax seen in the "Fizz Buzz" example, or the example given in the FAQ, but parseable by the interpreter. It would need the following features:

1. Interpreter flag to read file contents instead of timestamps
2. Interpreter flag to export file contents to a series of files modified timestamps
3. Ability to write comments inline without affecting the interpreter
   • Currently using the : character in documentation, but open to suggestion for
     something different
4. (optional) Ability for the interpreter to reverse this process, including comments
   • i.e. Give the interpreter a list of regular Y2K files, read their timestamps, and output
     a "raw.y2k" file with inline comments.

The basic process should work like the following:

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1 - Write a "raw.y2k" file

: raw.y2k
502 : Switch interpreter to 2 digit parsing

09 01 34 05 12 12 15 00 49 15 18 12 04 63 : Print "Hello World!"

00 00 : End print

2 - Test functionality with raw file

$ y2k -raw raw.y2k
Hello World!

3 - Convert raw file to regular Y2K files with their timestamps modified

$ y2k -convert raw.y2k
./1.y2k
./2.y2k
$ date +%s%9N -r 1.y2k
502090134051212150
$ date +%s%9N -r 2.y2k
104915181204630000

4 - Verify functionality of the newly created regular Y2K files

$ y2k .
Hello World!

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This would make editing much easier, but also allow exporting for scenarios where proof of a 0-byte solution is needed.