IDE Match code to memory

[Zomis]

Use highlighting in the IDE, related to #14, so that code is matched to which memory cells it is doing work on, so that you when coding can move around in your code, at "compile time", and see where the memory marker is when that piece of code is running.

[Zomis]

This could be called Code - Cell Relationship. It is essentially a many-to-many relationship between code and cells.

Possible implementation:

class CodeCellRelationship {
    Map<Integer, Set<Integer>> codeToCells
    Map<Integer, Set<Integer>> cellsToCode
}

The Set<Integer> could perhaps be a Range or a YKXMRange (y = kx + m formula within a range) or similar.

cellsToCode will likely have a range of values in it, such as all indexes from 25 to 42.

Code should match up to the cells by checking the cell it is being performed at, > will point to the cell it is going from, which is the cell it was at when it performed the command, Just like with + - [ ] . ,

[Zomis]

Just a thought, this could possibly allow detection of 'variable scope'. It might be that some values are only accessed within a limited scope.

Examples:

FizzBuzz indicator:

>+++++ +++++ [-
$ loop 'setupFizz'
>+++++ ++
>+++++ +++++
>+++++ +++++ ++
>+++++ +++++ ++
<<<<]
+++                                Set modulo value to 3
(...) read and decreased much later.

Asciitable original:

        Comparer: num1 num2 out 0 0
        [
            -
            >-
            >>>+
            <<<<
        ]