tspmo Basics

Welcome to tspmo, a language pieced together from brainrot and chronically online phrases. The language was built with the intention of being impossible to use, but as time has gone on and new features have been added, it has become somewhere between usable and unusable. Let’s get aquanted first with the basic statement structure.

Structuring Statements

All statements must start with ts and end with pmo. The only exceptions to this are statements related to module imports.

Typing

tspmo is very loosely typed. Not quite as loosely as something like C, but more akin to Python. Many functions/operators in tspmo are intended for one type, but have valid usages in other situations.

Primary Operators

Primary operators are required to be the first token after ts , and all statements will evaluate down to one of them.

Secondary Operators

Secondary operators are responsible for higher level processes. They can appear anywhere in statements. Secondary operators include arithmetic operators, list operators, and more.

File Types

Files should use the .pmo extension, though legacy support exists for .tspmo

Comments

Comments are opened with -> and closed with <-. Multi-line comments are supported.

Docstrings

To create docstrings, leave a one-line comment on the first line after the function declaration. The interpreter will pick these up and fill them in VSCode.