Origin Scripting Language
CtrlK
originOS
  • Basics
    • Syntax
    • Types
    • The Execution Loop
    • Defining Variables
    • Assignment Operators
    • Local Scoping
    • Typed Variables
  • Operators
    • Mathematical Usage
    • Text Usage
    • String Concatenation Operator (+)
    • Array Operations
    • Comparative Operators
    • Logical Operators
    • Bitwise operators
    • Pipe Operator (|>)
    • Nullish Coalescing Operator (??)
  • Program Flow
    • If Statements
    • Switch Case
    • Iteration
    • While And Until
  • Arrays And Objects
    • Making Arrays Or Objects
    • Modifying An Array
    • Clone Objects And References
    • Object Operations
    • Object Property Shorthand
  • Environment
    • The Window System
    • Events
    • Mouse Cursor
    • Camera
    • Sound System
    • Input Simulation
    • Running Other Languages
    • Notifications
    • Send Data Between Windows
    • Interfacing With Rightclick
    • Permissions
    • Files
  • Storage
    • Save DB
    • Local DB
  • Custom Syntax
    • Commands
    • Methods
    • Functions
    • Inline
    • Lambda
    • Spread Operator
    • Typed Parameters
    • Classes
    • Promises
  • Commands
    • Debugging
      • log "hello world"
      • warn "you should change this"
      • error "something went wrong"
      • void expression
    • Rendering
  • Functions
    • Math
    • Types
    • Encoding
    • function()
    • formatFileSize(bytes)
    • getGamepads()
    • import(path)
    • ouidNew()
    • parseFilePath(path)
  • Global Variables
    • Overview
    • System Information
    • User Information
    • Date and Time
    • Input State
    • Display and UI
    • Network
    • File System
  • Methods
    • Strings
    • Keyboard
    • Utilities
    • Maths
    • JSON
    • Types
    • Functions
    • Networking
    • Timestamp
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log "hello world"warn "you should change this"error "something went wrong"void expression
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