SAY "Hi!"

PRESS "Hi!"

SAY "My name is CLICKY."

PRESS "Hi CLICKY!"

SAY "Want to play a game?"

PRESS "Why not?"

SAY "Alright, let's begin!"

PRESS "Let's go!"

SET X TO 1 // (not mentioned on the docs)

LEVEL 1 // A new level!

ARRANGE "+1" "+1"

INITIAL X // You can use a number if you want.

PRESS "+1"

PRESS "+1"

LEVEL COMPLETE

SET X TO SCREEN // (variable not mentioned on the docs)

LEVEL 2 // Another level!

JUMP 1
LEVEL COMPLETE

createInstance:"yes";

createInstance:"test";

moveInstance:"yes";

moveInstance:"test":UP;

rotateClockwise:"yes";

rotateCounterClockwise:"test";

comment:out:{posY:"test"};

comment:out:({posY:"test"}+1);

label:"loop";

moveInstance:"test";

out:{posX:"test"};

if:(10>{posX:"test"}):{goto:"loop"};

Diketahui x bernilai 2 ditambah 2,5.

Katakan x.

Ketika x kurang dari 12,

x bernilai x ditambah 2.

Katakan x.

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import tardis

a = 5

print("Hello, world!")

a -= 1

if a > 0:

tardis.jump(space=-3)

To run it, you have to use its interpreter:

$ python -m pytrds main.py

Hello, world!

Hello, world!

Hello, world!

Hello, world!

Hello, world!

$

In this case, the IP is jumped 3 lines back, resulting in a loop, a la BASIC.

Note that you can't run programs using pytrds normally:

$ python main.py

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "main.py", line 1, in <module>

import tardis

File "???/pytrds/__init__.py", line ???, in <module>

raise RuntimeError("Invalid environment,"

RuntimeError: Invalid environment, try starting this code within the pytrds module.

$

Like TARDIS, you can also jump through time:

import tardis

a = 1

print("Variable initially:", a)

a += 1

print("Variable before time travel:", a)

if tardis.ipid == 0:

tardis.jump(time=-3)

a += 1

print("Variable after time travel:", a)

$ python -m pytrds main.py

Variable initially: 1

Variable before time travel: 2

Variable after time travel: 3

Variable before time travel: 3

Variable after time travel: 4

$

Notice that there is repeating lines. That's actually two IPs printing the same lines, one from the past, and one from the present. You can see who's printing them by the tardis.ipid variable:

import tardis

a = 1

print("Variable initially (IP #{tardis.ipid}):", a)

a += 1

print(f"Variable before time travel (IP #{tardis.ipid}):", a)

if tardis.ipid == 0:

tardis.jump(time=-3)

a += 1

print(f"Variable after time travel: (IP #{tardis.ipid})", a)

$ python -m pytrds main.py

Variable initially (IP #0): 1

Variable before time travel (IP #0): 2

Variable after time travel (IP #0): 3

Variable before time travel (IP #1): 3

Variable after time travel (IP #1): 4

$

sprite Sprite1

get costume [frame1 v] from [frame1.png]

get costume [frame2 v] from [frame2.png]

get costume [frame3 v] from [frame3.png]

define dance (speed)

set [dist v] to ((speed) * (distance to (mouse-pointer v)))

repeat until <(timer) > (10)>

move (dist) steps

next costume

play note (pick random (40) to (100)) for (0.5) beats

say [Wow! It's Touché!]

end

when green flag clicked

dance (10)

end

It also supports importing assets from either inside or outside the script.

sprite Sprite1

get costume [frame1 v] from [something.tch]

get costume [frame2 v] from [frame2.png]

get costume [frame3 v] from [frame3.png]

define dance (speed)

set [dist v] to ((speed) * (distance to (mouse-pointer v)))

repeat until <(timer) > (10)>

move (dist) steps

next costume

play note (pick random (40) to (100)) for (0.5) beats

say [Wow! It's Touché!]

end

when green flag clicked

dance (10)

end

get sprite Sprite2 from [this.sb3]