NewSharp

The NS scripting languages contains the following tools

• Plus(var1, var2): returns var1 + var2
• Mul(var1, var2): returns var1 * var2
• Minus(var1, var2): returns var1 - var2
• Div(var1, var2): returns var1 / var2
• Print(var1): prints the input number
• PrintLine(var1): prints the input number and a new line
• PrintText("This text will be printed"): prints the text you put in the "", does not create a new line
• PrintTextLine("This text will be printed"): prints the text you put in the "", and creates a new line
• NewLine(): prints new line
• Clear(): clears the terminal
• Sleep(x): sleeps for x amount of milliseconds
• def(varName): defines a varible
• Set(varName, value): sets a varible
• varnName = value: sets a varible
• Get(varName): returns a varible value
• varName: returns a varible value
• undef(varName): undefines the varible
• StartTimer(): starts/restarts an internal timer
• StopTimer(): returns the time since start and stops the watch, if the timer was not started, it returns -1
• Rand(low, heigh): random number [low, heigh]
• ReadKey(): returns a client key input
• Array1(var1): returns the value of a global array with var1 as index, the array is a MB with of bytes, Length of 262144
• Array1(var1, var2): sets the value of the global array with var1 as index and var2 as the value, the array is a MB with of bytes, Length of 262144
• SetCursor(var1, var2): set cursor at given coord (var1:x, var2:y)
• MoveCursor(var1, var2): move the cursor (var1:x, var2:y) from original coord
• Abs(var1): returns Math.Abs(var1)
• Max(var1, var2): returns Math.Max(var1, var2)
• Min(var1, var2): returns Math.Min(var1, var2)
• Sqrt(var1): returns Math.Sqrt(var1)
• Pow(var1, var2): returns Math.Pow(var1, var2)
• Scale(var1, var2): returns Math.ScaleB(var1, var2)

The interpreter also has the ability to skip the rest of a line at ("//", "#" and ";"), which are treated as comments.

You can create a function using the underlying syntax, it is all on a line to line basis

Note* All functions can have [0,2] parameters with function overloading

AddOne(var)
{
    // Example
    var = Plus(var, 1)
    return
}

Now if it contains a return statement at the end, it can return a value that other Functions can use If it returns a value, it has to be used as a parameter

example

PlusVarWithOne(var)
{
    return Plus(var, 1)
}

You are also able to use if statements You can use "==", "!=", "<", ">" example

def(i)
i = 4
if i == 4
{
PrintText("The given number is ")
Print(i)
NewLine()
}

To run the interpreter, simply run the script with a full path in source code because i don't know how to do it any other way :D

Todo

• Implement undefine functions and varibles at end of scope
• Other than that there is no mistakes *cough