UniScript Manual

• 1. What is UniScript?
• 2. UniScript in Examples
  • 2.1. Matrix algebra
  • 2.2. Command Line editing
  • 2.3. Using an Editor
  • 2.4. Temperature table - 1. Version
  • 2.5. Temperature table - 2. Version
  • 2.6. Temperature table - 3. Version
  • 2.7. Temperature table - 4. Version
  • 2.8. Plot the Temperature Table
• 3. Elements of UniScript
  • 3.1. Comments in UniScript
  • 3.2. Continuation Line
  • 3.3. Constant Expressions
  • 3.4. Numeric Constants
  • 3.5. Hexadecimal and Octal Constants
  • 3.6. Complex Constants
  • 3.7. String Constants
  • 3.8. “Long” strings
  • 3.9. Null-characters in Strings
  • 3.10. Variables
  • 3.11. Vectors and Matrices
  • 3.12. Index Expressions
• 4. Operators
  • 4.1. Arithmetic Operators
  • 4.2. Comparison Operators
  • 4.3. Boolean Expressions
  • 4.4. Bitwise Operators
  • 4.5. Operator Precedence
• 5. Control Statements
  • 5.1. The if-else Statement
  • 5.2. The for Statement
  • 5.3. The while Statement
  • 5.4. The break and continue Statement
  • 5.5. The try-except Statement
• 6. Functions for Vectors and Matrices
• 7. Functions
  • 7.1. Function Syntax
  • 7.2. Function Parameters and Arguments
  • 7.3. Global and Local Variables
  • 7.4. The return Statement
  • 7.5. Multiple Return Values
  • 7.6. Calling Functions from DLL`s
  • 7.7. ActiveX-Interface
  • 7.8. The Debugger
  • 7.9. Some Annotations about Functions
• 8. UniScript Objects
  • 8.1. Introduction
  • 8.2. Object-Constructor Syntax
  • 8.3. Matrix Access
  • 8.4. Standard Methods
  • 8.5. Methods for Objects
  • 8.6. Operator Overloading
  • 8.7. Inheritance
  • 8.8. Functions calls with UniScript Objects
  • 8.9. Example

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