Syntax
This syntax is supported in the versions 0.5.0 and newer.
Description
Prints the specified message to the screen, commonly a string.
Usage
By default prints data as a single line, use @ to create multiple lines.
Examples
print "value" - Output 'value'.
print 'string'
print @"value" - Output the data printed before with 'value'.
print @'string'
wait
Description
Pauses the program for a specific time.
Usage
After wait, specify the time of milliseconds to pause the program.
Examples
wait 4000 - Waits 4 seconds.
wait 10000 - Waits 10 seconds.
app.title
Description
Changes the title of the application.
Usage
app.title = string
Examples
app.title = "hello" - Sets the window title to the text 'hello'.
app.title = example - Sets the window title to the present value of the string called example.
app.color
Description
Changes the foreground color of the console.
Usage
app.color = color
Examples
app.color = blue
print "Blue"
app.color = red
print "Red"
app.color = green
print "Green"
app.color = yellow
print "Yellow"
app.color = white
print "white"
app.read()
Description
Pauses the program until the user presses the 'enter' key.
Usage
app.read() or string example = app.read()
filewriter
import FileIO
Description
Writes data to files.
Usage
import FileIO
new filewriter(location, value)
Examples
new filewriter("C:/users/AZ/Desktop/example.txt", "Hello World.") - Writes the data 'Hello World.' to the file 'example.txt'.
app.debug-off
Description
Removes debug text.
Usage
app.debug-off at the first line of the .kookabura file.
start
Description
Starts executable or file.
Usage
After start, type the location of the file.
This is the only function that disobeys the rules about formatting a string.
Examples
start c:/file.exe