PipeScript

0.2.8

Demos/102-PipeScript-Implicit-Interpretation.demo.ps1

                                #1. Implicit Interpretation

# Implicit Interpretation is a part of PipeScript that allows you to implicitly run anything with an interpreter

# This means any language can be seamlessly run from PipeScript

# Let's start simple (with JavaScript)

"console.log('All Your Base Belong To Us')" > .\Message.js

# Now let's run it.

.\Message.js

# Let's try another language (Python)

"print('Run anything with PipeScript')" > .\Message.py

# And let's run that:

.\Message.py

# Why stop there, let's Go!

@"

package main

import "fmt"

func main() {

    fmt.Println("Go is also fair game")

}

"@ > Message.go

.\Message.go

# Is that all?  Nope.

# $psInterpreter(s) gives us all interpretable languages

$PSInterpreter

# How many interpreters are there, currently?

$PSInterpreters.Count

# $psLanguage(s) gives us all languages.

$psLanguage

# How many languages can PipeScript talk to?

$PSLanguages.Count