Command-line interface to the F-Script interpreter
fscript is a program that allows F-Script scripts to be run from the command line, and to can also present an interpreter prompt in a shell, rather than requiring a GUI program. fscript also provides some useful classes and methods that make the language more appropriate for general scripting tasks, such as line-oriented input/output, regular expressions, and a library importing system.
fscript is a program that allows F-Script scripts to be run from the command line, and to can also present an interpreter prompt in a shell, rather than requiring a GUI program. fscript also provides some useful classes and methods that make the language more appropriate for general scripting tasks, such as line-oriented input/output, regular expressions, and a library importing system.
To install fscript-cli, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install fscript-cli
To see what files were installed by fscript-cli, run:
port contents fscript-cli
To later upgrade fscript-cli, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade fscript-cli
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