User Interfaces - Standard Computers

In the standard coding language, there is a specific structure and set of keyword you can use to create user interfaces in the Standard UI. To create a window in the Standard UI, your *.std file contents must start with window. User interface standard code syntax is much like creating standards but with other reserved words you can use to display premade or custom elements. Let’s start simple…

window: "Hello" {
	label: "Hello World"
}

This starter example will create a window with the title ‘Hello’ and a label element that says ‘Hello World’. Most objects for elements are structured like the window where they are followed by an optional colon, a variable name, and other values where applicable.

window: VAR_NAME, "Window Title" {
	#Elements
}

Most elements may have a variable name that they can be accessed with. If you want to show and hide a window, you would do so by referencing the elements variable name.

Forms

Forms help you display forms to create or update standard records. By using a standard’s reference and the form element, you can make a simple window to create a standard record.

window {
	form: @STDREF {
		onsubmit {
			#Logic for on submit
		}
	}
}

Reserved Words (Elements)

window   
section   
button	  
input     
label
onsubmit
form	
header
sidebar
onclick
nav
show
hide
table
element
link
securedinput

​Forms

​Reserved Words (Elements)

Forms

Reserved Words (Elements)