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Using GoCode
GoCode Requires GoOS HDD support to be enabled.
GoCode is a simple coding language used for GoOS in order for users to make apps and maybe even games!
The Source code is entirely open and is located under the run command in kernel.cs
Feel free to contribute!
GoCode has some simple lines you can do.
e.g
\n just means new line fyi
print=hello world - This will print hello world obviously!
variable=1=hello \n input=say hello: \n variable=2={getInput} \n if=1=equals=2=Hello there!=end - This will ask the user to say hello. if they say hello, it responds Hello There! whereas if they say something else, it will close the program.
GoCode has a maximum of 10 variables to be stored at a time.
the syntax of the command is as followed
variable=Number to store it to 1-10=thing to store
You can store anything within variables but they can only be called by IF and PRINT so far!
GoCode is able to request input from the user.
input has a maximum of 1 argument
input=text - replace text with what you want to ask the user, to them it will show up as text_ the _ representing the OS carrot.
this command releases a store that can be recieved by variables and the print command.
GoCode has a total of 11 stores so far.
They are as followed
Variables
{1}
{2}
{3}
{4}
{5}
{6}
{7}
{8}
{9}
{10}
Input
{getInput}
For example, in the print command, you can add any of these and it will replace {store} with the correct data when in run mode.
GoCode has a sleep command that will halt the code for a set amount of time (in milliseconds)
For example, sleep=1000 would put the thread to sleep for 1 second.
Want to make the user have to press a key to continue? this line will help
stop=Press any key to continue
this will send a message to the user halting the thread and in dark red
Press any key to continue
You can set the string to anything or even leave it blank!
make the OS generate a random number.
example
randomnum=0=10=1 - This will generate a number between 0 and 10 then store it in variable 1
GoCode RandomNum requires a variable to store it to, otherwise it won't work.
Self explanitory but it clears the console of all text before continuing This line does not require a = or will it ever need one.
clear is all you need to put on one line.