Annotations

Annotations allow setting specific metadata and settings related to single statements. For example, an annotation might be set on a script to indicate the author, or set on an enum to indicate how much the constants inside should increment by.

Syntax

An annotation is written as an @, the annotation’s name, and then its parameters in parentheses, placed directly before the thing it applies to. Annotations may take a number of parameters.

Multiple annotations can be applied to the same target by listing them as a comma-separated list.

@Author("EmilyV"),
@InitD0("Speed"), @InitD1("Damage")
ffc script Example
{
        void run(int speed, int damage)
        {
                // ...
        }
}

Available annotations

Individual annotations will be explained on the pages they are relevant to. Below is a list of such pages:

• Enums

• Smart Loops

• Scripts (including exported variables)