ASPL ConsoleChoose a reading path
ASPL Console runs saved ASPL programs with interactive line input and a small set of local file commands. Follow Home → Download status → Install and requirements → First run → Running programs and interactive input.
Release facts are bound to the verified archive and publication receipt. Verify file checksums before installation.
The command reference is available in Arabic and English. Use the documentation menu to choose a page and Page contents to jump within it. Browser Find searches the current page. Keyboard users can use the first link, Skip to content, then Tab to reach links and controls. Menu and contents disclosures open with Enter or Space.
Commands and examples
Read command syntax before entering paths. The reference covers launch options and all ten commands. Start with help, directory navigation and running saved source.
Examples label where to enter text. A Linux-terminal command starts the application. An ASPL Console command belongs at its command prompt. ASPL source belongs in a saved file. During a run, text entered at the prompt is program input, even if it spells a Console command.
The page language does not translate source vocabulary. Source downloads and Copy preserve the supplied text. Code direction changes its display only. With scripts disabled, source and downloads remain readable and language links reach the equivalent topic. With scripts enabled, language switching also preserves a known section and focuses its destination heading. An unknown section offers the page contents.
Continue with ASPL lessons, compiler commands, library reference and advanced examples. Contributing links to checkout build, test, release and paired-content instructions.
Prepare paths and recover file operations with Files and paths. Read Running programs and interactive input for sending, EOF, Stop and observed outcomes.
Configure Settings for language, fonts, tools and saved preferences. For prerequisites and paused-input recovery, read Input methods.
Read Output and command history for retained text, copy/search, following, clearing and recall. Use Keyboard shortcuts to check composition and command, run or temporary-control context.
Use Troubleshooting for download, startup, tool, path, filesystem, input and Settings failures, or prolonged sending and stopping.
Read Licenses and dependency replacement for original notices and matching sources, editable runtime inventories, shared-library replacement and helper relinking. Its instructions and resources also accompany the generated offline guides.