Purpose

This manual describes SAINT, the modeling language used to describe component behavior and provide Script Support within analysis tools used with the Capital™ software.

SAINT is used within Dependency Expressions and State Machines to describe the behavior of a component in relation to any inputs, and within the Script Tool to define the manner in which a script should perform an analysis of a design. This manual describes the syntax for actions, conditions, methods, triggers, and variables available within SAINT.

Document structure (topics covered in this manual)

• Terminology Used in This Manual
• Conventions Used in This Manual
• Modeling Component Behavior
• Input/Output Properties
• Properties of the Current Model
• Properties of Other Components (Broadcast Properties)
• Dependency Expressions
• State Machines
• Comments
• The Console and Print Action
• Scalar Declaration Actions
• Integer Actions
• Boolean Actions
• Enumeration Actions
• Floating Point Actions
• String Actions
• Vector Declaration Actions
• Array Actions
• Table Actions
• Arbitrary Vector Actions
• (Full topic list continues — this is a single, deep language-reference "book" whose left-nav/TOC enumerates dozens of action/property/operator topic pages, one per SAINT language construct: declarations, actions by data type, vectors/arrays/tables, comments, console/print, and more.)

Note: This is the top-level "Purpose" page of the SAINT Language Reference Document (Capital 2512, December 2025). Each bolded line above is a distinct topic page in the document's left-nav tree — this KB entry captures the front-matter/overview; the individual action/property/type reference pages should be extracted as separate topic files following the same naming convention (capital-saint-<topic-slug>.md) for full API-style coverage.