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Overview

Declaring Variables

You declare a variable by giving it a name, a type, and an initial value.

  • usage: 

    <VariableName> # <Type>:<Value>|<Param1>|<Param2>|...;

  • <VariableName> -> Name of the variable.

  • Type -> Data type of the variable (PT, INT, FLOAT).
  • <Value> -> Data type of the variable (PT, INT, FLOAT).
  • Value: The initial value of the variable.
  • Param: Optional parameters; Multiple parameters can be added, separated by |.

Examples:

  • Declare an integer: 
    counter # INT:10;
  • Declare a constant text: 
    message # PT:"Hello World"|~1;

Changing Type

You can change the type of an existing variable with # CT: operation. This resets the variable’s value.

  • usage: 
    <VariableName> # CT:<Type>;
  • <VariableName> -> Name of the variable.
  • Type: The new variable type; Only compatible types can be changed to

Example:

  • Change type to Printable Text: 
    counter # INT:5;
counter # CT:PT;   ~ counter is now a Printable Text variable