Kalibri

Kalibri is squirrel fork which adds some improvements and features into the language

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Features:

• Full unicode support. No wchars. Now you can rid of _SC("") and write code calmly without thinking about encoding. Squirrel itself converts it to wchar_t when interacting with Windows os and back to char when it finishes doing this, so unicode will work properly.
• Sqrat tools to bind symbols to the language.
• New import operator which allows you to import libraries

Uses C++ 17

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Import operator:

You can use the new import keyword to import modules:

import "mymodule"

What import will do:

1. Tries to load mymodule nut script file. If mymodule nut script successfully loaded, executes the script and merges (if stackbase table is roottable) or replaces (if you use syntax like mod <- import "mymodule") root or mod table with table with global variables, declared in mymodule file.
2. Tries to load mymodule.nut script file. If successfully loaded, does the same as in first item.
3. Tries to load mymodule.dll. If successfully loaded, tries to load sqmodule_load function. If successfully loaded, calls the sqmodule_load().

In other situations throws error.

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TODO

• import "folder/subfolder/module"
• (?) import "folder/subfolder" (import all files in folder)
• (?) from "folder/subfolder/module" import symbol
• stack dump from script
• module destruction
• write some sample libraries
• write tests for dll importing
• (?) export only specific table from .nut script module by global return operator
• (?) export whole file root table if there is no global return
• handle recursive import
• (?) manual module deload like deimport or something like that

(?) - I'm not sure if it's worth adding this