Bukkit

Returns the staticum of the Bukkit class, so you can call the static methods and get the statical manager objects through it.
Example usage:

players := @B.OnlinePlayers

Caller, for now.

Handles entities. Default getter works the following way:
@E::<num> means .get:entityID;

Item manager staticum, you contains the methods to modify and observe certain items. Also contains item sorting methods.

The hardcore java access point, basically works as the reference part of java.

Handles lists.
Example usage:<<code java>>@L.sort:

The hardcore java access point, basically works as the reference part of java.

Stands for object, it's the same as @J right now.

Player manager saticum. Uses:

• Get online players: @P::
• Get player by name: @P::<name>
• Get player by uuid: @P::<uuid>
• Sort player list: @P.sort:<list>

Handles CC variable references. Not the same as java- or object reference.

Script for now. (current script execution?)

Timer. You can schedule your delayed stuff here.

• Run later: @T.runLater:(1h, "/stop")
• Schedule: @T.schedule:(10m, "/save-all")
• Get tasks: @T.tasks
• Get certain task: @T::<taskID/taskName>

How to name tasks:

T = @T.schedule:(10m,"/save-all")

T.name:"SaveTask"

Or if you don't need the task object:

@T.schedule:(10m,"/save-all").name:SaveTask

But you still can get the task by its name then:

T = @T::SaveTask

World handling.

• Get the current world: @W::
• Get a certain world: @W::<name>
• Set weather to rain: @W::;.weather:=rainy