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Any way to write standalone scripts?
12 points by offby1 5940 days ago | 6 comments
I've tried fiddling with as.scm, but apparently my mzscheme-fu is but weak.


4 points by parenthesis 5939 days ago | link

In file script.arc :

  (prn "Hello, you know!")
  (quit)
In file script :

  #!/bin/bash
  mzscheme -m -f as.scm  < script.arc
(Putting /.../as.scm if necessary.)

Then

  chmod +x script
And

  ./script

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2 points by scav 5938 days ago | link

Hmm. Problem is, that means stdin is your arc script. For many scripting tasks, you want stdin to be the input to your script, e.g. a pipe or console or redirected file.

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1 point by offby1 5939 days ago | link

I got no problem with that, if it works! Thanks

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2 points by apotheon 5939 days ago | link

Any way to do it that isn't a hideous hack?

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1 point by kens 5933 days ago | link

See http://arclanguage.com/item?id=1424

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1 point by sarosh 5938 days ago | link

Has anyone thought about using Platypus (on OS X)?

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