Re: Packaging and importing
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- Subject: Re: Packaging and importing
- From: Chris Marrin <chris@...>
- Date: 2005年8月16日 11:12:53 -0700
Vijay Aswadhati wrote:
import "a.b.c"
==>
local c = require "a.b.c"
import("a.b.c", d, e, f)
==>
local c = require "a.b.c"
local d, e, f = c.d, c.e, c.f
Realistic examples:
import("math", sin, cos, tan)
import("string", sub, gsub, find, gfind)
Very very nice syntax; This is a 'fits like a glove' proposal methinks. I
vaguely remember see this as a feature of Python.
The one nice feature that Python has is:
from math import *
which imports all names from math into the namespace. I suppose that
could be done with:
import("math", "all")
or something like that.
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