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'''ZZT-OOP''' is the programming language used by [[Object|Objects]] in ZZT.
'''ZZT-OOP''' is the scripting language used by ZZT. Officially described as "a small object-oriented command language"<ref>Sweeney, Tim. (1991) "ZZT-OOP Programming Language".</ref>, it implements a message-based model for communicating between independent actors called [[Object|Objects]].


== Quirks ==
== Quirks ==


* While this is not officially documented, [[Scroll|Scrolls]] also rely on the ZZT-OOP parser to display messages and can thus execute commands.
* While this is not officially documented, [[Scroll|Scrolls]] also rely on the ZZT-OOP parser to display messages and can thus execute commands.
== References ==
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Revision as of 09:03, 24 December 2025

ZZT-OOP is the scripting language used by ZZT. Officially described as "a small object-oriented command language"[1], it implements a message-based model for communicating between independent actors called Objects.

Quirks

  • While this is not officially documented, Scrolls also rely on the ZZT-OOP parser to display messages and can thus execute commands.

References

  1. Sweeney, Tim. (1991) "ZZT-OOP Programming Language".