InfiniteScript Documentation

Welcome to the InfiniteScript documentation. InfiniteScript is a readable programming language designed around a unified runtime and ecosystem.

Installation

InfiniteScript currently runs through the native Inf.exe runtime on Windows.

After downloading the project, open a terminal in the project directory and run the InfiniteScript executable.

Inf.exe version

Your First Program

Create a file ending in .infs. For example, create Hello.infs.

/- My first InfiniteScript program

Say "Hello World!"

The Say command writes text to the program output.

Running InfiniteScript

Inf.exe run Hello.infs

You can also validate a program without running it:

Inf.exe check Hello.infs

Syntax

InfiniteScript uses readable command-based syntax. Blocks are closed using End.

If Money > 100
    Say "Rich!"
Else
    Say "Keep working."
End

Comments

Comments begin with /-.

/- This is a comment

Say "Hello"

Variables

Variables can be created using Local Storage.

Local Storage Money = 100
Local Storage PlayerName = "Adan"
Local Storage IsAdmin = true

Types

Expressions

InfiniteScript supports arithmetic and comparisons.

Set Money = Money + 50

If Money >= 100
    Say "Enough."
End

If Statements

If Money > 100
    Say "Over 100"
Else If Money == 100
    Say "Exactly 100"
Else
    Say "Under 100"
End

Logical conditions can use And and Or.

Loops

InfiniteScript supports While and For blocks.

While Money < 500
    Change Money by 100
End

Break & Continue

Use Break to leave a loop and Continue to skip to the next iteration.

Functions

Functions allow reusable blocks of code.

Local Function GiveMoney
    Change Money by 100
End

GiveMoney

Parameters

Function GiveMoney Amount
    Change Money by Amount
End

GiveMoney 50

Return Values

Function GiveMoney Amount
    Change Money by Amount
    Return Money
End

Say

Say "Hello World"

Set

Set Money = 500

Change

Change Money by 100

Input

Input PlayerName
Input Number Age
Input Boolean IsAdmin

Random

Random Number Roll = 1 to 6

Local Storage

Local Storage Money = 100
Local Storage PlayerName = "Adan"

Infinite UI

Infinite UI allows InfiniteScript programs to describe native interfaces. The native runtime renders the interface directly on Windows.

UI
    Window Main
        Title "My App"
        Size 800, 600
    End
End

Window

Window Main
    Title "My Application"
End

Title

Title "InfiniteScript"

Size

Size 800, 600

Text

Text HeroTitle
    Content "Hello!"
End

Button

Button GetStarted
    Text "Get Started"
End

Events

UI events can be attached to elements.

Button GetStarted
    Text "Get Started"

    On Click
        Say "Button clicked!"
    End
End