arrays are used to define a list of values
e.g [1,2,3] or ["hello", "world"] or [true, false]
tailing commas are allowed and ignored
assignments are used to define variables
e.g let x = 5; or let x = "hello world"; or let x = true;
or let x = [1,2,3]; or let x = {a:1, b:2};
or let x = 5 + 5; or let x = "hello" + "world";
identifier in gray = in yellow and value in green using ascii escape codes
binary operations are used to define operations between two atoms
e.g 5 + 5 or "hello" + "world" or 5 + x or x + y or x + 5 or x + "hello" or "something" + [:x]
blocks are used to define reusable blocks of code
e.g block developerCredits { developed by incredimo for xo.rs }:text
functions are used to reference a function
e.g [:print("hello world")] or [:console.log("hello world")]
identifiers are used to define the name of a variable, task, runtime, block etc
e.g in let x = 5; x is the identifier
identifier always printed in bright yellow using ascii escape codes
imports are used to import code from other cells
e.g import "math.moto" as math
objects are used to define a list of key value pairs
e.g {a:1, b:2} or {name:"incredimo", age:30}
tailing commas are allowed and ignored
operators are used to define operations between two atoms
e.g + or - or * or / or == or != or > or < or >= or <= or && or ||
packages are used to define a package
a package has multiple cells
e.g package math { let x = 5; let y = 10; }
or package math { task greet { echo "hello world" }:shell }
or package math { runtime dart { let version = "3.7.0" }:shell }
or package math { block developerCredits { developed by incredimo for xo.rs }:text }
or package math { import "math.moto" as math }
runtimes are used to define a runtime for a specific language
e.g `runtime dart {
let version = “3.7.0”
let path = “path/to/dart.exe”
tasks are used to define a sequence of commands
e.g task greet { echo "hello world" }:shell
or task greet { print("hello world"); }:dart
or task greet { console.log("hello world"); }:js
variables are used to reference a value
e.g [:name] or [:x=5] or [:x="hello"] or [:x=true] or [:x=[1,2,3]] or [:x={a:1, b:2}]
default value is optional and can be omitted