variables are shown as %varname% for reading special characters can be displayed by using `: `b - full box `) - smile face `( - sad face `s - sword `k - key `l - leaf `f - food `^ - mouse cursor `+ - crosshair `/ - angled box colors can be assigned to text as well: ¬0 - black ¬1 - red ¬2 - green ¬3 - yellow ¬4 - blue ¬5 - magenta ¬6 - cyan ¬7 - white ¬8 - orange the (inputs) are not in brackets - echo (text or variable) displays text to the screen (it's either some text or just a variable) - clear (screen / var) clears the screen or resets variables (leave blank to clear the screen) - jump (number) goes to the numbered line and continues executing code there - set (varname) (= / ask) (value or text) sets a variable with a value or asks for input. - add (varname) (value) adds a value to a variable - sub (varname) (value) subtracts a value from a variable - mul (varname) (value) multiplies a variable by a value - div (varname) (value) divides a variable by a value - jmpif (number) (variable) (= / > / < / >= / <= / !=) (value) jumps to a line number if a variable is equal to, greater than, less than, greater than or equal to, smaller than or equal to, or not equal to a value - jmpif (number) keypress (key) jumps to a line number if a key is pressed
Example: set val = 0 set a ask Add: echo %val% add val %a% jmpif 7 keypress s jump 3 echo ! STOPED !