Learn InfiniteScript.

01 — Hello World

InfiniteScript programs use the .infs file extension. The simplest program can print text using Say.

Say "Hello World!"

Save the file and run it with:

.\Inf.exe run Hello.infs

02 — Values

InfiniteScript supports several basic values.

03 — Variables

Variables let your program remember information. InfiniteScript uses readable storage syntax.

Local Storage Money = 100

Local Storage PlayerName = "Adan"

Local Storage IsAdmin = true

You can change a stored value:

Change Money by 50

04 — Conditions

Conditions allow your program to make decisions.

If Money > 100
    Say "You have lots of money."

Else
    Say "You need more money."

End

05 — Loops

A loop repeats code.

For i = 1 to 5
    Say i
End

This runs the body five times.

06 — Functions

Functions allow you to package reusable behaviour.

Function GiveMoney Amount

    Change Money by Amount

    Return Money

End

GiveMoney 50

07 — Input

Ask the user for information with Input.

Input PlayerName

Say PlayerName

You can also specify the expected type.

Input Number Age

Input Boolean IsAdmin

08 — Random Numbers

Random can generate a number within a range.

Random Number Roll = 1 to 6

Say Roll

09 — Your First Infinite UI

InfiniteScript can define native Windows interfaces using Infinite UI.

UI

    Window Main

        Title "My First App"

        Text Welcome
            Content "Hello!"
        End

        Button Start

            Text "Get Started"

            On Click

                Say "Welcome!"

            End

        End

    End

End