Hello. I am a File.
I am going to introduce you to the new PikaJurX!
First, lets start by opening a PJX tag and closing it again:
	Begin PikaJurX
	End PikaJurX
	
As you may have noticed, this text gets printed into the terminal just as it is.
This is to make in-line processing and commenting much easier.
Okay.
So, first step, set a variable:
	Begin PikaJurX
		set myvariable to Oh you glorious sphere of matter, I greet you! ( In other words: Hello world!)
	End PikaJurX
	
Now, let's print it:
	Begin PikaJurX
		write myvariable to STDOUT
	End PikaJurX
	
As you may have noticed, the variables stay persistent, even if you close the PikaJurX tag in between.
So if I print it again, we should see the greeting again!
	Begin PikaJurX
		write myvariable to STDOUT
	End PikaJurX
	
Please remember; You can only write variables!
To push text, you need to use the fill statement, which we will go over a bit later.

Let's get to if statements
	Begin PikaJurX
		
		set awesomeness to Julien is Awesome!
		
		if JeremyIsAwesome then
			write awesomeness to STDOUT
		end
		
	End PikaJurX
	
This won't fire, since JeremyIsAwesome isn't true.
However, if we set a variable to true, and check for it, it will perform the actions listed within the if tag.
	Begin PikaJurX
		
		set JulienIsAwesome to true
		
		if JulienIsAwesome then
			write awesomeness to STDOUT
		end
		
	End PikaJurX
	
See? Tip: if you want to add multiple spaces in a row, you can use <ns>!
	Begin PikaJurX
		set drugs to <ns><ns><ns><ns><ns><ns><ns><ns><ns><ns><ns><ns><ns><ns><ns><ns><ns><ns>Faaaaar out maaaaan!
		write drugs to STDOUT
	End PikaJurX
	
It's as easy as that!