ZivLine

Welcome TO ZivLine, A Shell And Script Interperter For Microsoft Windows

How To Use

To enter the Shell, Just Start The Executable
To Use The Interperter, Either go to the commandline and start zivline your-file-name.zls or enter the shell and type run your-file-name.zls (MUST BE IN SAME DIRECTORY AS THE SHELL!!!)

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Zivline Shell/Script Interpreter Documentation

The Documentaion Will Be Here, As I don't think it needs a full new page

ECHO

Prints the provided arguments.

Syntax: echo *args

Example: echo Hello, World! <- Prints "Hello, World!"

VER

Prints the version of Zivline.

Syntax: ver

START

Starts an executable with specified permissions and parameters.

Syntax: start *perm *executable *parameters

Example: start user my_program.exe -d <- Starts my_program.exe with the -d parameter in user mode

start admin my_program.exe -d <- Starts my_program.exe with the -d parameter in admin mode

You Can Also Start A Program using ./

PAUSE

Pauses Zivline.

Syntax: pause

CLR

Clears the screen.

Syntax: clr

CREATE

Creates a new file with the specified filename.

Syntax: create *filename

Example: create my_file.txt

READ

Reads the contents of the specified file.

Syntax: read *filename

Example: read my_file.txt

WRITE

Writes content to the specified file.

Syntax: write *filename *content

Example: write my_file.txt This is some content

ZWRITE

Opens an editor to write into the specified file.

Syntax: zwrite *filename

Example: zwrite my_file.txt

RUN

Runs a Zivline script file.

Syntax: run *filename

Example: run my_script.zln

SYSTEM

Runs through cmd.

Syntax: SYSTEM *command

Example: system dir <- Runs dir from cmd.exe

MOVETO

Moves The Directory To Another Directory.

Syntax: moveto *path

Example: moveto C:\Windows <- Moves To C:\Windows

CD

Prints Current Directory

Syntax: cd

PD

Prints Files In The Directory.

Syntax: pd *path

(if you moved outside the normal directory, you can type "pd" to print that directory)

Example: pd C:\Windows <- Prints All The Files In C:\Windows

COLOR

Changes Font Color

Syntax: color *color

Example: color red <- changes it to red

ALL POSSIBLE COLORS: RED, GREEN, BLUE, GRAY, WHITE, NORMAL

BCOLOR

Changes Background Color

Syntax: bcolor *color

Example: bcolor red <- changes background to red

ALL POSSIBLE COLORS: RED, GREEN, BLUE, GRAY, WHITE, NORMAL

MAKEDIR

Makes A Directory

Syntax: makedir *dir

Example: makedir stuff <- makes a stuff directory

DELDIR

Deletes A Directory

Syntax: deldir *dir

Example: deldir stuff <- deletes the directory

Process

Edits Processes

Syntax: process *type *args

type can be -k to kill a process, -l to list all process, or -g to to get a pid from a process

EXAMPLES:

- `process -k 1719` <- Kills the process with pid 1719

- `process -l` <- Lists All Processes And PIDs

- `process -g Untitled - Notepad` <- Gets the pid of notepad window

DELETE

Deletes The File

Syntax: delete *filename

Example: delete test.txt <- Deletes test.txt

COPY

Copys The File to another file

Syntax: copy *filename1 *filename2

Example: copy test.txt anothertest.txt <- Copy test.txt anothertest.txt

REG

Edits The Windows Registry

Syntax: reg *dowhat *hkey *regpath ^valuename (only for -w) ^datatype (only for -w) ^action (opt) (only for -w)

dowhat path can be -c to create a reg, -d to delete, and -w to write

hkey can be HKCR, HKCU, HKLM, HKU, or HKCC

path is the path to the registry key

EXTRA -w ARGS:

valuename is the name of the value you're writing into

datatype is the data type (duh), it can be dword, sz, and expand_sz.

Examples for -c: reg -c HKLM system\myapp <- Creates system\myapp registry key

for -d: reg -d HKLM system\myapp <- Deletes system\myapp registry key

for -w: reg -w HKLM system idk dword 12 <- Writes a value in system named idk which is a dword and the value written is 12

STARTSHELL

starts the shell

Syntax: startshell

POWEROFF

powers off windows

Syntax: poweroff *type *isImmediate

type can be -r to restart, -s to shutdown, -l to logoff (if isImmediate isn't 1).

isImmediate can be 1 if true, else 0 or empty