Functions

Functions are declared using fn. Functions can be let or const. You can use ins to directly insert a function somewhere without having to declare it.

let fn add(a, b)
{
    a + b;
}

const fn sub(a, b)
{
    // const functions cannot be reassigned / hooked
    a - b;
}

fn mult(a, b)
{
    a * b;
}

let a: {
    do_stuff: ins (a,b,c) {     // directly insert a function
        print("Doing stuff!");
    }
}

a.do_stuff();

If a function declare type(let/const) is not defined, it defaults to let.

NOTE: TuffSeal doesn't have return. The last expression is returned automatically.