Zigurate DSL

Lunig ​

lunig is used to create object that may be:

  • Characters
  • Items
  • Artifacts
  • Or another stuff

Syntax Example ​

js
lunig "ObjectName" as object

By default, "ObjectName" is the value of the property .name from object.

object is global reference that may be used in execution time.

Adding new properties ​

js
lunig "Sky" as sky

Above, I created an object called "Sky", now I will put more properties conected to it, using your reference (sky).

To do this, simply enter the property's name and your value, like the example below:

js
lunig "Sky" as sky

sky.color = "blue"
sky.has_clouds = true

Value's types ​

js
lunig "Sky" as sky

sky.color = "Blue" // string
sky.has_cloud = true // boolean
sky.clock_time = 15.4 // float
sky.wind_speed = 30 // integer
sky.weather = ["Rain", "Storm", "Summer"] // array

Nesting Lunig's ​

To nest two lunig is used the function anki.:dumu(), like the example below:

js
lunig "Sky" as sky

sky.cloud = anki.:dumu({
	name: "Cloud",
	color: "White"
})

It means that cloud is inside sky, and may be accessed from the signal ::.

js
lunig "Sky" as sky

sky.cloud = anki.:dumu({
	name: "Cloud",
	color: "White"
})

silim(sky::cloud.name) // Cloud
silim(sky::cloud.color) // White

If you want change or create a new propery in cloud:

js
lunig "Sky" as sky

sky.cloud = anki.:dumu({
	name: "Cloud",
	color: "White"
})

sky::cloud.color = "Blue" // White -> Blue
sky::cloud.stage = "Full" // Adding a new property

Dimmene (Categories) ​

Categories are important to organize characters, items and worlds, and to do it in Zigurate, is used .:dimma.

Firstly, create the categories with dimma:

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anki.:dimma("Day")
anki.:dimma("Night")

After, connect them to lunig's created using to:

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lunig "Cloud" as cloud to "Day"
lunig "Sun" as sun to "Day"

lunig "Moon" as moon to "Night"
lunig "Star" as star to "Night"

Now, we have two categories: "Day" and "Night", with this you can:

1. Get lunig by category's name ​

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uda day = anki.:get_dimma("Day")

silim(day::sun.name) // Sun
silim(day::cloud.name) // Cloud

2. Getting category's name by lunig ​

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uda dimma_name = anki.:get_dimma_lunig(sun.name)

silim(dimma_name.name) // Day

3. Getting all categories existent ​

js
uda all = anki.:dimmene() // Array

silim(all)

4. Compare if a lunig is from one specific category ​

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if anki.:is_from_dimma(cloud, "Day"):
	silim("From the day")
else:
	silim("not")