What VectorScript Can't Do

VectorScript has an impressive range of capabilities; however, they are mostly confined to the scope of VectorWorks and VectorWorks documents. Since VectorScript is intended to be used within this context, it does not have features that would be required for a standalone language:

VectorScript does not have the ability to work across multiple documents or outside of a VectorWorks document context.

For reasons of simplicity and stability, VectorScript does not have the ability to manage or control memory allocation.

VectorScript does not support system level calls for file-related or other tasks.

VectorScript does not provide external database or other connectivity options.

Finally, VectorScript does not provide multithreading capabilities.