GoCode is line-based. Each line is parsed by prefix keys like string, int, if=, window=, button=, etc. Tabs (\t) at the start of a line define nesting level for conditional execution.

• One statement per line.
• Tabs control blocks: when an if= condition is true, the interpreter enables the next tab level (expectedLevel = currentLevel + 1) so lines indented by one more tab will run.
• Spaces are not used for indentation; only real tab characters are counted.
• Values are parsed very literally; prefer the documented formats below.

• Variables
  • string name = value or string=name=value
  • int name = 123 or int=name=123
  • bool=name=true|false
• Console I/O
  • print="literal" + var + "more"
  • println="literal" + var + "more"
  • input= (prompt from previous write/print) or input=Prompt text
• Flow
  • if=<expr> (see comparisons below; negation as if=!A==B)
  • goto=<lineNumber> (1‑based)
  • sleep=<milliseconds>
  • stop= or stop=Prompt (waits for key)
• Windows & UI
  • window=Name=width=height
  • button=ParentWindow=ButtonName=width=height=x=y=clickLine
• Persistence
  • regprog=ProgramName (must be called once before save/load)
  • save=varName
  • load=varName
• Colours
  • frontcolor=<name>
  • backcolor=<name>

The interpreter supports:

• A < B, A <= B, A > B, A >= B for integers (either numeric literals or integer variables).
• A == B for strings or integers. If either side is a known string variable or quoted, a string comparison is performed; otherwise an integer comparison is attempted.
• Negation form: if=!A==B (interpreted as “not (A == B)”).

Important: if= controls the next tab level only. Example:

if=score>10
	println="Passed"
println="Always runs"

The println="Passed" executes only if score>10. Everything at the same level as if= continues normally.