Nibble script engine

download Nibble Finally, Nibble is ready to support native classes. So far, the scripting engine only supported (un)compiled Java classes, and class behavior through prototyping. The new class system is a Java like but simpler class, that utilizes ... [More] prototyping behind the scene. It provides some benefits over mere prototyping though that come natural to the classic class entity: regular class notation, including the keywords class and extends private and public methods or constructors private and public and/or final properties static or instance methods/properties inheriting mechanism and polymorphism strong typing native class exampleclass Greeting { private final greet;   public Greeting(final String greet) { this.greet = greet; };   public void greet(Object who) { trace(greet who); }; }; Read more Prototype based class Shadowed by the fresh support for native classes is a new keyword... require. The require directive indicates that the scriptfile with the require statement needs another file; with require you can indicate dependencies not unlike the import statement. For example, if you defined a class somewhere in nibblescript, but use it in other files, you want to make sure the class declaration is parsed before the scripts that use it (or you might get a data type unknown exception). Read more keyword require [Less]

download Nibble Finally, Nibble is ready to support native classes. So far, the scripting engine only supported (un)compiled Java classes, and class behavior through prototyping. The new class system is a Java like but simpler class, that utilizes ... [More] prototyping behind the scene. It provides some benefits over mere prototyping though that come natural to the classic class entity: regular class notation, including the keywords class and extends private and public methods or constructors private and public and/or final properties static or instance methods/properties inheriting mechanism and polymorphism strong typing native class exampleclass Greeting { private final greet;   public Greeting(final String greet) { this.greet = greet; };   public void greet(Object who) { trace(greet who); }; }; Read more Prototype based class Shadowed by the fresh support for native classes is a new keyword... require. The require directive indicates that the scriptfile with the require statement needs another file; with require you can indicate dependencies not unlike the import statement. For example, if you defined a class somewhere in nibblescript, but use it in other files, you want to make sure the class declaration is parsed before the scripts that use it (or you might get a data type unknown exception). Read more keyword require [Less]

download Nibble Finally, Nibble is ready to support native classes. So far, the scripting engine only supported (un)compiled Java classes, and class behavior through prototyping. The new class system is a Java like but simpler class, that utilizes ... [More] prototyping behind the scene. It provides some benefits over mere prototyping though that come natural to the classic class entity: regular class notation, including the keywords class and extends private and public methods or constructors private and public and/or final properties static or instance methods/properties inheriting mechanism and polymorphism strong typing native class exampleclass Greeting { private final greet;   public Greeting(final String greet) { this.greet = greet; };   public void greet(Object who) { trace(greet who); }; }; Read more Prototype based class Shadowed by the fresh support for native classes is a new keyword... require. The require directive indicates that the scriptfile with the require statement needs another file; with require you can indicate dependencies not unlike the import statement. For example, if you defined a class somewhere in nibblescript, but use it in other files, you want to make sure the class declaration is parsed before the scripts that use it (or you might get a data type unknown exception). Read more keyword require [Less]

download Nibble Finally, Nibble is ready to support native classes. So far, the scripting engine only supported (un)compiled Java classes, and class behavior through prototyping. The new class system is a Java like but simpler class, that utilizes ... [More] prototyping behind the scene. It provides some benefits over mere prototyping though that come natural to the classic class entity: regular class notation, including the keywords class and extends private and public methods or constructors private and public and/or final properties static or instance methods/properties inheriting mechanism and polymorphism strong typing native class exampleclass Greeting { private final greet;   public Greeting(final String greet) { this.greet = greet; };   public void greet(Object who) { trace(greet who); }; }; Read more Prototype based class Shadowed by the fresh support for native classes is a new keyword... require. The require directive indicates that the scriptfile with the require statement needs another file; with require you can indicate dependencies not unlike the import statement. For example, if you defined a class somewhere in nibblescript, but use it in other files, you want to make sure the class declaration is parsed before the scripts that use it (or you might get a data type unknown exception). Read more keyword require [Less]

download Nibble Finally, Nibble is ready to support native classes. So far, the scripting engine only supported (un)compiled Java classes, and class behavior through prototyping. The new class system is a Java like but simpler class, that utilizes ... [More] prototyping behind the scene. It provides some benefits over mere prototyping though that come natural to the classic class entity: regular class notation, including the keywords class and extends private and public methods or constructors private and public and/or final properties static or instance methods/properties inheriting mechanism and polymorphism strong typing native class exampleclass Greeting { private final greet;   public Greeting(final String greet) { this.greet = greet; };   public void greet(Object who) { trace(greet who); }; }; Read more Prototype based class Shadowed by the fresh support for native classes is a new keyword... require. The require directive indicates that the scriptfile with the require statement needs another file; with require you can indicate dependencies not unlike the import statement. For example, if you defined a class somewhere in nibblescript, but use it in other files, you want to make sure the class declaration is parsed before the scripts that use it (or you might get a data type unknown exception). Read more keyword require [Less]

download Nibble Finally, Nibble is ready to support native classes. So far, the scripting engine only supported (un)compiled Java classes, and class behavior through prototyping. The new class system is a Java like but simpler class, that utilizes ... [More] prototyping behind the scene. It provides some benefits over mere prototyping though that come natural to the classic class entity: regular class notation, including the keywords class and extends private and public methods or constructors private and public and/or final properties static or instance methods/properties inheriting mechanism and polymorphism strong typing native class exampleclass Greeting { private final greet;   public Greeting(final String greet) { this.greet = greet; };   public void greet(Object who) { trace(greet who); }; }; Read more Prototype based class Shadowed by the fresh support for native classes is a new keyword... require. The require directive indicates that the scriptfile with the require statement needs another file; with require you can indicate dependencies not unlike the import statement. For example, if you defined a class somewhere in nibblescript, but use it in other files, you want to make sure the class declaration is parsed before the scripts that use it (or you might get a data type unknown exception). Read more keyword require [Less]

download Nibble Finally, Nibble is ready to support native classes. So far, the scripting engine only supported (un)compiled Java classes, and class behavior through prototyping. The new class system is a Java like but simpler class, that utilizes ... [More] prototyping behind the scene. It provides some benefits over mere prototyping though that come natural to the classic class entity: regular class notation, including the keywords class and extends private and public methods or constructors private and public and/or final properties static or instance methods/properties inheriting mechanism and polymorphism strong typing native class exampleclass Greeting { private final greet;   public Greeting(final String greet) { this.greet = greet; };   public void greet(Object who) { trace(greet who); }; }; Read more Prototype based class Shadowed by the fresh support for native classes is a new keyword... require. The require directive indicates that the scriptfile with the require statement needs another file; with require you can indicate dependencies not unlike the import statement. For example, if you defined a class somewhere in nibblescript, but use it in other files, you want to make sure the class declaration is parsed before the scripts that use it (or you might get a data type unknown exception). Read more keyword require [Less]

download Nibble Finally, Nibble is ready to support native classes. So far, the scripting engine only supported (un)compiled Java classes, and class behavior through prototyping. The new class system is a Java like but simpler class, that utilizes ... [More] prototyping behind the scene. It provides some benefits over mere prototyping though that come natural to the classic class entity: regular class notation, including the keywords class and extends private and public methods or constructors private and public and/or final properties static or instance methods/properties inheriting mechanism and polymorphism strong typing native class exampleclass Greeting { private final greet;   public Greeting(final String greet) { this.greet = greet; };   public void greet(Object who) { trace(greet who); }; }; Read more Prototype based class Shadowed by the fresh support for native classes is a new keyword... require. The require directive indicates that the scriptfile with the require statement needs another file; with require you can indicate dependencies not unlike the import statement. For example, if you defined a class somewhere in nibblescript, but use it in other files, you want to make sure the class declaration is parsed before the scripts that use it (or you might get a data type unknown exception). Read more keyword require [Less]

download Nibble Finally, Nibble is ready to support native classes. So far, the scripting engine only supported (un)compiled Java classes, and class behavior through prototyping. The new class system is a Java like but simpler class, that utilizes ... [More] prototyping behind the scene. It provides some benefits over mere prototyping though that come natural to the classic class entity: regular class notation, including the keywords class and extends private and public methods or constructors private and public and/or final properties static or instance methods/properties inheriting mechanism and polymorphism strong typing native class exampleclass Greeting { private final greet;   public Greeting(final String greet) { this.greet = greet; };   public void greet(Object who) { trace(greet who); }; }; Read more Prototype based class Shadowed by the fresh support for native classes is a new keyword... require. The require directive indicates that the scriptfile with the require statement needs another file; with require you can indicate dependencies not unlike the import statement. For example, if you defined a class somewhere in nibblescript, but use it in other files, you want to make sure the class declaration is parsed before the scripts that use it (or you might get a data type unknown exception). Read more keyword require [Less]

download Nibble Finally, Nibble is ready to support native classes. So far, the scripting engine only supported (un)compiled Java classes, and class behavior through prototyping. The new class system is a Java like but simpler class, that utilizes ... [More] prototyping behind the scene. It provides some benefits over mere prototyping though that come natural to the classic class entity: regular class notation, including the keywords class and extends private and public methods or constructors private and public and/or final properties static or instance methods/properties inheriting mechanism and polymorphism strong typing native class exampleclass Greeting { private final greet;   public Greeting(final String greet) { this.greet = greet; };   public void greet(Object who) { trace(greet + who); }; }; Read more Prototype based class Shadowed by the fresh support for native classes is a new keyword... require. The require directive indicates that the scriptfile with the require statement needs another file; with require you can indicate dependencies not unlike the import statement. For example, if you defined a class somewhere in nibblescript, but use it in other files, you want to make sure the class declaration is parsed before the scripts that use it (or you might get a data type unknown exception). Read more keyword require [Less]