At the moment, you need to copy Scriptor over to your project to run it. If you want to make it run a custom script that isn't just hard coded (eg, if you want to be able to run a variety of programs in the same project) you'll need to be able to edit 'Script' easily. I would advise making a list called 'Script' for all sprites before running the scriptor in your project. Syntax: command}args}args}{expression args} Commands: print: Prints out the data from args. Infinite arguments. Concatenated without dividers. var: Declares a new variable. Syntax is var}name}value} set: sets a variable to a value. Syntax is set}var}value} stop: Ends the project. Clears output and runtime. debugstop: Ends the project without clearing the output or runtime. Intended for handling crashes, finding what goes wrong, and testing commands. hold: Stops the project until the space key is pressed and released. For stopping to let the user read and such. Laggy. Expressions: #var#: becomes a the value of the variable with the name var. Operations: +-*/^. Order of operations is inner parenthesis out, left to right (Not PEMDAS)
This is a programming language I've been working on with plans to implement into an OS so I can basically make the ultimate operating system and roll all my Walrus projects into one.
