experimental-code.mur

//These are just experimental features!

int t = 1;

//Experiment A1:

function::get->t GetT();

//This would be the same as this:

function::Int GetT(){
    return t;
}


//Experiment A2:

function::set->t SetT();

//This would be the same as this:

function::Void SetT(int v){
    t = v;
}


//Experiment B1:

//To apply these size changes, you need to put the power ("^") operator before the type statement
#setsize global 2 //Set all ^<type> vairables that do not have a specified custom size to be 2 bytes in size!
#setsize int 1 //Set Integers to be 1 bytes in size!
#setsize float 5 //Set floats to be 5 bytes in size!
#setsize double 10 //Set doubles to be 10 bytes in size!
#setsize string 50 //Set strings to be 50 bytes in size!
#setsize file 500 //Set files capacity to be 500 bytes in size!

//#setsize Custom 500 //You will also be able to assigne a size limit for objects (Maybe)


int Num = 0; //The size of this variable is set to the default of integers

^int Num1 = 0, Num2 = 1, Num3 = 2; //Integers use the type 'int' (the size of each variable is set to 1 bytes!)

^float Floa1 = 0.00, Floa2 = 0.01, Floa3 = 0.02; //Decimal numbers use the type 'float' (the size of each variable is set to 5 bytes!)

^double Doub1 = 0.00, Doub2 = 0.01, Doub3 = 0.02; //Decimal numbers, that may be long, use the type 'double' (the size of each variable is set to 10 bytes!)

^string Str1 = "Hello there!", Str2 = "I'm a string!", Str3 = "I can be up to 2048 characters in length!"; //You can use variables with the type 'string' to store text (the size of each variable is set to 50 bytes!)

^file File1 = new FileStream("path/filename.txt"), File2 = new FileStream("path/filename.txt", false), File3 = new FileStream("path/filename.txt", true); //the 2nd argument determines whether the file should be in a read-only mode or not. It's set to 'false' by default. (the size of each variable is set to 500 bytes!)

//^<type> means that the variable is gonna allocate only the specified amount of memory in the setsize method