" new stream processing language"... which are the olds?
I'm playing with the idea of build a language, where the functions are unix-like, with STDIN, OUT & ERR. So, instead of raise a exception, it put data in ERR... and make it easy to compose them.
There don't seem to be that many that work on text streams, which is what I was referring to. The ones I am aware of are awk, shell scripting languages(bash, zsh, ksh, etc.), and the ed like DSLs( sed, ed, sam, etc.). I think there are others that are not as widely used.
If you google stream processing language you will also get a whole bunch that are not text specific. They are definitely worth looking at if you are interested in building any kind of stream based language.
I'm playing with the idea of build a language, where the functions are unix-like, with STDIN, OUT & ERR. So, instead of raise a exception, it put data in ERR... and make it easy to compose them.