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 number

• 0xff, 0xBEBADA — hexadecimal number

• 07654321 — 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: