Keywords

Syntax

Keyword/Operator	Description
!include	Imports code or files into the current scope.
!access	Grants access to specific resources or properties.
!modify	Allows modification of a resource or property.
!macro	Declares a macro that affects all subsequent code.
!local	Declares a macro that stays in effect until end of file (or until end of include brackets).
!gather	Initializes a value and defines an aggregation operation for it.
yield	Aggregates a value to the anonymous value; only usable within gather.
final	Marks a value or variable as immutable; cannot be reassigned.
default	Specifies fallback values.
:	Performs inline execution of its preceding code block/function.
new	Creates a new instance of a struct. Can return from it to just treat it as a new scope.
.	Accesses members (properties or methods) of an object. Consecutive occurrences grab values from creation closure,
this	Refers to the current instance of a class or scope.
if	Introduces a conditional branch, executing code based on a condition.
while	Executes a block of code repeatedly while a condition is true.
do	Intercepts returns and unhandled errors.
catch	Handles errors like an if statement. There is no other struct reflection mechanism.
fail	Explicitly triggers an error.
return	Exits a function or block, optionally providing a value.
=>	Represents a lambda or function shorthand, or maps an input to an output.
defer	Schedules a block of code to run at the end of the current scope (e.g., cleanup actions).
in	Iterates through an iterable be applying iter to it first.
clear	Empties or resets the contents of a collection or resource.
move	Transfers ownership of data while clearing the original one - applicable only when clear applies.

Operations

Type/Operation	Description
int	Represents integer numbers.
float	Represents decimal or floating-point numbers.
bool	Represents boolean values: true or false.
str	Represents sequences of characters (strings).
list	Represents an ordered collection of elements.
map	Represents a collection of key-value pairs.
set	Represents a collection of unique elements.
void	Represents the absence of a return value for a function or method.
iter	Iterates over elements in a collection or resource.
range	Iterates through a specified range of values.
+, -, *, /	Basic arithmetic operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
%	Modulo operation, returns the remainder of a division.
^	Exponentiation operation.
==, !=	Equality and inequality comparison operators.
<, >, <=, >=	Relational operators for comparing values.
and, or, not	Logical operators for boolean logic.
+=, -=, *=, /=	Shorthand for self-assignment with arithmetic operations.
[]	Indexing or slicing for lists, strings, or other collections.
{}	Used to define code blocks.
()	Used to group expressions or call functions and methods.
->	Indicates a return type in function signatures or represents a pointer in some contexts.
::	Separates positional arguments with preampled code execution during function calls.
|	Applying a single-argument function at the right to the argument at the left.
=	Assigns a value to a variable.
as	Assigns a value to a variable while returning a bool on whether this was error-free.