vScript Syntax & Punctuation Guide

Master vScript's unique syntax where punctuation transforms meaning and energy states guide execution in the Stone IDE.

Command Syntax

Commands in vScript follow a minimal, expressive format

Basic Structure

Basic Syntax

vS.commandName(params);

All vScript commands begin with vS followed by a dot and the command name. Parameters are optional and enclosed in parentheses. The semicolon indicates an intentional, energy-aware execution.

Examples

Activate and inject energy:

vS.enter(mode: "creation");
vS.inject("Hello, world.");
vS.rift#summary("lastHour");

Chain multiple commands fluidly:

vS.unlock(); vS.enter(); vS.setEnergy("wild"); vS.run(full);

Whisper commands subtly:

.vS; (soft entry)

Punctuation Visualizer

Click on different symbols to see how they transform the meaning of commands.

vS.enter

Dot

Soft, ambient action

Punctuation Logic

In vScript, punctuation isn't decorative—it transforms the meaning of each command

Each symbol in vScript carries specific meaning that changes how commands are interpreted and executed. Understanding these symbols is key to mastering vScript.

Symbol	Name	Meaning
.	Dot	Soft run or implied, ambient/passive action
;	Semicolon	Intentional action, energy-aware full send
!	Bang	Urgent/forced action, override, ego bypass
#	Hash	Tag/ID or context/state switch
@	At	Personal target/node ping
:	Colon	Energy or mode declaration
()	Params	Function arguments, sometimes implied
[]	Boxed	Protected or locked states
{}	Raw Form	Unstructured flow, chaos energy

Pro Tip: Combining punctuation symbols creates compound effects. For example, vS.command!; combines urgent execution (!) with intentional action (;) for a forceful but controlled command.