9.4.1. Namespace

The parent command is /namespace. All subcommands in the table below will start with this parent command.

Table 9.27: Namespace Commands

define<name>	Define a new namespace with label/name name.
remove<name>	Delete a namespace and all variables and functions attached to it.
info<name>	View metadata about a namespace.
variables <name>	View the definitions and current values of variables in this namespace.
functions <name>	View the definitions of the functions in this namespace.
types<name>	View the types defined in this namespace

9.4.2. Variable

The parent command is /variable. Possible aliases: /var. All subcommands in the table below will start with this parent command.

Table 9.28: Variable Commands

define<namespace> [qualifiers […]] <Type> <name> [=expression]	Define a new variable with optional qualifiers, a given name and Type and a possible initial value, supplied by the expression. The expression should resolve to the Type parameter.
remove <namespace> <name>	Delete a variable definition.
set<namespace> <name> <= expression>	Set a variable to the result of an expression. The expression should resolve to the Type of the variable, or null.
info<name>	View metadata about a variable.

9.4.3. Function

The parent command is /function. Aliases: /func. All subcommands in the table below will start with this parent command.

Table 9.29: Function Commands

define<namespace> [ReturnType] <functionName([Type name[, …]])>	Define a function in namespace returning a value of the typeReturnType(Void if empty). The function has the name functionName and takes any amount of parameters, defined in sets ofType name. Type defines the type of the parameter and name defines the name on which the variable can be addressed. Fails when a function with functionName already exists in the namespace.
remove<namespace> <functionName>	Delete a function definition in a given namespace. This removes the attached scripts.
redefine<namespace> [ReturnType] <functionName([Type name[, …]])>	Redefine a function. This keeps the associated script, but allows changing the calling parameters or the return type. Will fail when functionName has not been defined yet.
info <name>	View metadata about a function.

9.4.4. User Types

The parent command is /type. All subcommands in the table below start with this parent command. The method and field subcommands have their own tables.

Table 9.30: Type Commands

define <namespace> <Type>	Define a new Type in the namespace. Should start with an uppercase character, contain no spaces and only alphanumeric characters.
remove <namespace> <Type>	Deletes a Type, with its associated fields and methods.
info <namespace> <Type>	View metadata about a type.
fields <namespace> <Type>	Display a list of all fields in this Type.
methods <namespace> <Type>	Displays a list of all methods in this Type. Since built-in types are part of every namespace, a built-in type can be inspected too.
constructors <namespace> <Type>	Displays a list of all constructors in this Type. Since built-in types are part of every namespace, a built-in type can be inspected too.

9.4.5. Fields

The parent command is /type field. All subcommands in this table start with this parent command.

Table 9.31: Field Commands

define<namespace> <Type> <Type> <name>	Define a field forType. The field has the given Type and name. Fails when a field with the same name already exists in the type.
remove<namespace> <Type> <name>	Delete a field in Type with the given name.
info<namespace> <Type> <name>	View metadata about a field.

9.4.6. Methods

The parent command is /type method. All subcommands in this table start with this parent command.

Table 9.32: Method Commands

define<namespace> <Type> <ReturnType> methodName([Type name[, …]])>	Define a method in Type returning a value of the type ReturnType. The method has the name methodName and takes the specified amount of parameters, defined in sets ofType name. Type defines the type of the parameter and name defines the name on which the variable can be addressed. Fails when a function with methodName already exists in the type.
remove<namespace> <Type> <methodName>	Delete a method definition in a given Type. This removes the attached scripts.
redefine<namespace> <Type>[ReturnType] <methodName([Type name[, …]])>	Redefine a method. This keeps the associated script, but allows to change the calling parameters or the return type. Will fail when methodName has not been defined yet.
info<name>	View metadata about a method.

9.4.7. Constructors

The parent command is /type constructor. All subcommands in this table start with this parent command.

Table 9.33: Constructor Commands

define <namespace> Type([Type name[, …]])	Define a constructor forType. The constructor takes the specified amount of parameters, defined in sets ofType name. Type defines the type of the parameter and name defines the name on which the variable can be addressed. Fails when a constructor with the same parameter signature already exists in the type.
remove <namespace> Type([Type name[, …]])	Delete the constructor with the given parameter signature in the associated Type. This removes the attached scripts.
info <namespace> Type([Type name[, …]])	View metadata about a constructor.

9.4.8. Script

The script command has the following syntax:

/script <action> <type> [typeparameters] [actionparameters]

action and[actionparameters] are defined in Supported actions for script commands. type and[typeparameters] are defined in Supported Script Types. Script operators that can be used in script lines are defined in Script Operators.