Boxx

Boxx is a minimalistic stack-oriented scripting language created by Adam Danielsson and Vildan Hasanbegovic at the Malmö University, Department of Technology, Malmö, Sweden in 2002.

It has a single datatype: the Box. A box is simply a container which can contain other boxes.

The language consists of 19 commands for declarations, comments, modularization, stack manipulation and assignments, input/output and flow control, listed below.

Boxx is stack-oriented, like Forth. This means that arguments are pushed on the stack before an operation is performed on them. A Box is similar to Euphoria's Sequence, but without Atoms (everything is a box).

Boxx is sometimes spelled in all capital letters following the customary usage, although the name is not an acronym.