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script_syntax [2020/08/05 21:36] – justinscript_syntax [2021/04/02 19:44] – justin
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 =====Statement Syntax===== =====Statement Syntax=====
-Statements are the basic building blocks of the scripting language and represent a particular action to be taken. A statement can be either a function call, assignment of a value to a variable/property, or control statement (i.e. "If" statement, "While" loop, or "For" loop). Multiple statements must be separated from each other using semicolons (;). Whitespace between statements is ignored, although newlines and indentation are recommended for ease of reading.+Statements are the basic building blocks of Bauxite and represent a particular action to be taken. A statement can be either a function call, assignment of a value to a variable/property, or control statement (i.e. "If" statement, "While" loop, or "For" loop). Multiple statements must be separated from each other using semicolons (;). Whitespace between statements is ignored, although newlines and indentation are recommended for ease of reading.
  
 =====Function Calls===== =====Function Calls=====
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 Rotates the player character to be facing in the opposite direction that the goblin is facing. Rotates the player character to be facing in the opposite direction that the goblin is facing.
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 +====String/Number Conversion====
 +There are two functions available for converting between a [[string]] and a [[number]]: **str** and **num**. When a variable or property is known to contain a numeric value and you need to concatenate it with a [[string]], you can convert the [[number]] to a [[string]] using the **str** function. Similarly, if you have a [[string]] and you know it contains a valid numeric value, you can convert it to a [[number]] for use in an arithmetic expression using the **num** function.
  
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script_syntax.txt · Last modified: 2023/11/06 14:13 by justin

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