main.rpc

@#{<stdlib>}#@

<<<(

    ( Multi line comment)

    The Module below is a example of RPC's odd and weird structure using Tree's and Nodes
    Instead of classes and Modules RPC uses Trees and nodes within that tree. Every tree must
    have at least one node. Inside of a node must be functions that are called. 

    Functions start at `VOID => RPCMAIN() {}`

)>>>

RPC Tree Structure (Treename) {
    RPC>*NODE | Interface{} - (Arg | OutputStatement) INIT [
        \/
            RPCO INIT {{{
                (
                    ----> RPCOUTPUT << PREPARE(Arg)
                    .> RPCOUTPUT
                )
            }}}
        /\
    ]
}


Variable Name : String = "Bob"
Variable Age  : Integer = 20

String : Integer => CompareAndReturn(person, personage) -> Boolean {
        <-cmp(person, personage)
}

VOID : Main() {
    Treename::OutputStatement(CompareAndReturn(Name, Age))
}