Syntax & How StoryScript works

This section will describe the StoryScript syntax.

In StoryScript, You don't have to put a semicolon (;) at the end of the line.

Spacing

In StoryScript, Spacing is the most important thing. For example:

This code:

typeof("message")

And this code:

typeof ("message")

Which one is correct? The answer is The second one. Because in StoryScript you have to always add a space after a Function name before an Argument input.

How StoryScript parse the command

StoryScript parses the command you put weirdly. Because StoryScript parses your instructions like this:

* = This Checks does not exist in the Real program. The Real process is:

• Run function call CommandTrimmer to trim and split the command
• Lexer analyze the Command
• Lexer call parser to analyze the Expression
• Parser calls Executor to execute something
• Executor done and return to Parser
• Parser then return the value to Lexer
• Lexer then return the value to Run function
• Run function then return the output to the shell
• Shell displays the output