Introduction

Welcome to the ARSA Language API documentation. Here you'll find any information you'll need to develop applications with the ARSA Language. If you are looking for page_tutorials on how to start, you'll find some on the homepage of the ARSA Framework at http://www.arsa.ai or inside the SDK in the examples directory.

The ARSA Language is power full script to control layer on photoshop to be an easy-to-use, so this documentation is an important part of it. If you have any questions or suggestions, just send a email to the author of the engine,
Assoc.Prof.Dr. Arsa Tangchisomkit
suppo.nosp@m.rt@s.nosp@m.arosw.nosp@m.orld.nosp@m..com

Functions

General: Main Functions.
Layer: Layer Functions.
Cloud: Cloud Functions.
File: File Functions.
Audio/Video: Audio/Video Functions.
Built-In Script: Built-In Script Functions.
Xml-JSon: Xml-JSon Functions.
Array: Dynamic Array Functions.
Map: Map Functions.
String, Encryption and Compression: String, Encryption and Compression Functions.
curl: curl Functions.
Primitives: Drawing Primitives Functions.
DPad: DPad Functions.
Lottie: LottieFiles Animation Functions.
Thread: Thread Functions.

Coding

A simple code, move layer on psd name's "jet"
I think this example shows the usage of the engine quite well:

touch(isleft,move(jet,-500,0))
touch(isright,move(jet,500,0))
touch(isup,move(jet,0,-500))
touch(isdown,move(jet,0,500))

Header Files

Script for use by ARSA really consist of two parts: header files that define types and macros and declare variables and functions; and the actual library or archive that contains the definitions of the variables and functions. Header files are included into a program source file by the #include preprocessor directive. The ARSA language supports two forms of this directive; the first,

#include "header"

is typically used to include a header file header that you write yourself; this would contain definitions and declarations describing the interfaces between the different parts of your particular application. By contrast,

#include <foo.h>

is typically used to include a header file foo.h that contains definitions and declarations for a standard library. This file would normally be installed in a standard place by your system administrator. You should use this second form for the ARSA library header files.

Github Example

A Ton examples can find on Github.

Math

Mathematics operator can be use in function follows:

+
-
/
%
abs
acos
asin
atan
atan2
ceil
cos
cosh
exp
floor
ln
log
log10
pi
pow
sin
sinh
sqrt
tan
tanh

Math Example (Projectile Motion):

struct($jump,velx,vely,degree,speed,gravity)
set($jump.degree,60)
set($jump.speed,22)
int($angle,$jump.degree*3.14/180)
set($jump.velx,cos($angle)*$jump.speed)
set($jump.vely,sin($angle)*$jump.speed)