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fscript Command-line Tool 2.2


License Free
Requirements F-Script 2.0 alpha or later
Downloads 2 Limitations None
Publisher Andrew Weinrich File Size 0
Date added 18 Oct 2008 Check your speed

This program allows you to run F-Script programs from the command line. It also includes useful classes and methods that make the F-Script language more suited to general-purpose scripting tasks:

<ul> <li>Line-oriented file handles, including standard input/output/error</li> <li>Regular expression methods for strings (using the Perl-Compatible Regular Expressions engine)</li> <li>printf/sprintf</li> <li>Methods for importing library scripts</li> <li>Support for shebang notation (#!/usr/bin/fscript) in script files</li> <li>Additional methods for NSArray and NSDictionary</li> <li>File test operators</li> <li>exec- and backtick-like methods for executing programs</li> </ul>

The fscript tool also includes an interactive interpreter prompt that can run in a terminal window, without opening the F-Script application. The fscript interpreter is intended to work with the FSClass library.

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