SWhoopieenddns

(pronounced "Whoopie!".)

Types

Number

n starts and stops a number. The letters abcdefghij correspond to the digits 0123456789. For example, nddn is 33.

String

s starts and stops a string. e is used to escape anything. To put non letter/space characters, use numbers (inserting the UTF-8 char(s)) or functions. To insert a number, use the normal number syntax. To insert an expression, use l (left parens) and r (right parens). sHeeelelol asciilneenr r worldl asciilnddnr rs is "Hello{ascii(44)} world{ascii(33)}", which is just hello world. (A shorter possibility is using numbers directly sHeeeleloneen worldnddn.)

Calling Functions

printl sSupnddns r