User‐Friendly‐Language Documentation

UFL Documentation

General Information

UFL (User-Friendly-Language) is designed to be an easy-to-use programming language with a focus on simplicity and accessibility. It allows users to create scripts with minimal complexity and straightforward syntax.

Basic Syntax

Keywords

let - Used to declare variables.

say - Outputs text to the user.

ifthis - Used for conditional statements.

orelse - Defines the alternative condition in an ifthis statement.

foreverloop - Creates an infinite loop.

Comments

Single-line comments: Begin with //. Example:

// This is a comment \

Multi-line comments: Enclosed between// | and \. Example: // This | is a multi-line comment \

Operators

• = - Assignment

• + - Addition

• - - Subtraction

• * - Multiplication

• / - Division

Delimiters

• Open: //

• Escape: \\

• Close: \\

Functions

UI Functions

• initializeWindow() - Initializes the UI window for the script.

• setTheme() - Sets the theme for the UI.

Button Function

• button([text]) - Creates a button with the specified text.

Example Script

Here is an example script for a simple calculator in UFL:

initializeWindow()

setTheme("Default")

say("Click buttons to perform operations.")

// Simple Calculator Example

| Enter numbers and click operations: |

button("7")

button("8")

button("9")

button("/")

button("4")

button("5")

button("6")

button("*")

button("1")

button("2")

button("3")

button("-")

button("0")

button(".")

button("=")

button("+") (See next page for UFL Studio Docs)