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ChaiScript ChaiScript
http://www.chaiscript.com http://www.chaiscript.com
(c) 2009-2012 Jason Turner and Jonathan Turner (c) 2009-2012 Jason Turner and Jonathan Turner
Release under the BSD license, see "license.txt" for details. Release under the BSD license, see "license.txt" for details.
Introduction Introduction
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Once instantiated, the engine is ready to start running ChaiScript source. You Once instantiated, the engine is ready to start running ChaiScript source. You
have two main options for processing ChaiScript source: a line at a time using have two main options for processing ChaiScript source: a line at a time using
"chai.eval(string)" and a file at a time using "chai.eval_file(fname)" `chai.eval(string)` and a file at a time using `chai.eval_file(fname)`
To make functions in your C++ code visible to scripts, they must be registered To make functions in your C++ code visible to scripts, they must be registered
with the scripting engine. To do so, call add: with the scripting engine. To do so, call add:
chai.add(chaiscript::fun(&my_function), "my_function_name"); chai.add(chaiscript::fun(&my_function), "my_function_name");
Once registered the function will be visible to scripts as "my_function_name" Once registered the function will be visible to scripts as "my_function_name"