Introduction

♦ Welcome to Aztec®

♦ Aztec Summary

Why Aztec?

♦ Powerful, Compact and Efficient

♦ A Better Scripting Language

♦ Compile-Time Logic

♦ Aztec Event Handling

♦ Self Modifying Code

♦ Remote UI Technology

Core Aztec Language Definition

Basic Syntax Rules

♦ Syntax and Reserved Keywords

♦ Operators and Expressions

♦ Aztec Spaces

♦ Visibility Keywords

Aztec Statement Types

♦ Defining Data Items

♦ Defining Methods

♦ Assignment Statement

♦ Method Call Statement

♦ Defining Enumerations

♦ Defining Classes

♦ Defining New Data Types

♦ Basic Syntax Examples

Flow Control Statements

♦ 'if' Statement

♦ 'branch' Statement

♦ 'while' and 'until' Statements

♦ 'repeat' Statement

♦ 'for' Statement

♦ 'iterate' Statement

♦ 'skip' and 'break' Statements

♦ 'return' and 'exit' Statements

♦ Primitive Classes and References

♦ Method References

♦ Aztec Arrays

♦ Executing Compile-Time Logic

Using Aztec Classes

♦ Constructors and Destructors

♦ Base and Script Classes

♦ Inheritance and Polymorphism

♦ Satellite Classes

♦ Class and Type Templates

♦ Aztec Script Startup

♦ Aztec Class Example

Aztec Events

♦ Event Handling

♦ Exception Handling

Aztec Thread Handling

♦ Thread Class

♦ Using Multiple Threads

Aztec Engine User Guide

♦ Overview

♦ Aztec Build

♦ Aztec Virtual Machine

♦ Aztec Ad Hoc Interpreter

♦ Aztec UI Display Server

♦ Future Plans