pogger-script

Programming in Pogger Script

Welcome to the documentation for Pogger Script! This guide provides everything you need to know to get started with Pogger Script.

Basics

Printing

Use yap to print a string to the console.
Syntax:

yap:MESSAGE

Example:

yap:Hello, World!

Clear Console

Use mew to clear the console.
Syntax:

mew

Pause Execution

Use brb to pause execution until the user presses Enter.
Syntax:

brb

Exit Program

Use bai to exit the program.
Syntax:

bai

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Memory

Memory in Pogger Script allows you to store, retrieve, and manage variables. Variables can be integers, strings, or booleans.

Storing Values

Use the following syntax to store a value in memory:

TYPE:NAME:VALUE

• TYPE: The data type (int, str, bool).
• NAME: The variable name.
• VALUE: The value to store.

Example:

int:myInt:10

Retrieving Values

To retrieve a stored value, reference its name using parentheses.
Syntax:

yap:(NAME)

Example:

yap:(myInt)

Deleting Values

Use del to delete a variable from memory.
Syntax:

del:NAME

Example:

del:myInt

Copying Values

Copy a value from one variable to another using cpy.
Syntax:

cpy:FROM:TO

Shortcut: Use the value directly in a memory operation:

TYPE:NAME:(FROM)

Example:

cpy:myInt:newInt

User Input

Use inp to capture user input and store it in memory as a string.
Syntax:

inp:NAME:PROMPT

Example:

inp:username:Enter your name:

Random Number Generation

Generate a random number within a range using rnd.
Syntax:

rnd:MIN:MAX:OUTPUT

Example:

rnd:1:100:randomNum

Type Conversion

Convert a value to another type using cnv.
Syntax:

cnv:VALUE:TYPE:OUTPUT

Example:

cnv:123:str:stringValue

Debugging Memory

• Print current memory: mem
• Get a variable’s type: memType:NAME

Example:

mem
memType:myInt

Clearing Memory

Clear all memory using memClear.
Syntax:

memClear

Saving and Loading Memory

• Save memory to a file: memSave:FILENAME
• Load memory from a file: memLoad:FILENAME

Examples:

memSave:backup.mem
memLoad:backup.mem

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Math

Perform basic arithmetic operations using math.
Syntax:

math:VALUE1:VALUE2:OPERATION:OUTPUT

• VALUE1 and VALUE2: Operands.
• OPERATION: The operation (add, sub, mul, div, mod).
• OUTPUT: The variable to store the result.

Example:

math:10:5:add:sum

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Conditionals

Execute different code based on conditions using if.
Syntax:

if:VALUE1:OPERATOR:VALUE2:TRUE.POG:FALSE.POG

• VALUE1: First value.
• OPERATOR: Comparison operator (==, !=, <, >, >=, <=).
• VALUE2: Second value.
• TRUE.POG: Code to execute if true.
• FALSE.POG: Code to execute if false.

Example:

if:(score):>=:50:pass.pog:fail.pog

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Special Commands

Display File Content

Use cat to display the content of the other/color.txt file.
Syntax:

cat

Help

Use help to display a placeholder message.
Syntax:

help

Example:

help

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