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Lists

Lists are variables that hold multiple values of the same type. It will fill spaces between values with null values. Lists don't support type changes

POS = 1 to +Inf NEG-POS = -1 to -Inf

OptionalData from 1 to +Inf

Supported types: Variables Declare a list:

  • usage: 
    ~ define
myList # LIST:<ElementsType>|optionalData;
myList ? SET:<pos>|<data>;
myList ? SET:'myPosVar'|'myPosValue';

~ read to supported types from a LIST
myNum # INT:0;
myNum ? w:'myList<pos>';
  • define optionalData Syntax: ..|5,1,5,2 / ..|test1,test2,test3 pos: can be from 1 to +Inf or from -1 to -Inf. | INT, LIST Variable name support if in ' ' data: can be any value which the type supports| PT, LIST Variable name support if in ' '
  • read pos must be in < > variable name must be in ' '

ALIST (Coming Soon)

A Allocated List is a list that does'nt fill spaces between values. It saves memory. The positioning Commands are like a normal List.