TRIK Studio language tokens
The language uses spaces, tabs, and line breaks outside of string literals only as separators between tokens — they do not affect the interpretation of expressions.
The language has the following keywords:
and
false
nil
not
or
true
And the following operators:
+ - * / % ^ # & ~ | << >> // == ~= <= >= < > = ( ) { } [ ] ; : , . .. && ||
String literals are written in either single or double-quotes. For example,
a = 'alo123'
a = "alo123"
Integers are written either in decimal, octal, or hexadecimal. Hexadecimal numbers begin with the prefix 0x
, octal numbers begin with the prefix 0
. For example,
3
,345
— decimal number0xff
,0xBEBADA
— hexadecimal number07654321
— octal number
Real numbers are written either in conventional or exponential form. For example,
3.0
3.1416
314.16e-2
0.31416E1
34e1
Comments begin with --
and continue to the end of the line. For example,
a = 1; -- remark
See the article about the syntax of expressions in the blocks:
Syntax of expressions in the blocksLast updated
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