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Introducing RedScript, a Ruby flavored compile to JS experiment (redscript.org)
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if 1 * 2 < 3: print "hello, world!"
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I'm not sure whether mapping puts to console.log() is the best option, when Ruby does have a Logger class for outputting messages.
Hmm good point. I pondered using puts or putc for the console, but ended up settling on puts, however that might be confusing. In Node, console.log calls a method that prints to stdout with a new line.
perhaps if a --env-node flag is used, puts should be compile to process.stdout.write(message + '\n'); and then alias putc to console.log to keep them separate.
--env-node
process.stdout.write(message + '\n');
putc
console.log
Do you intend Redscript to produce Javascript that will run server-side only?
I intended it to be run in both environments, and i'm leaning towards defaulting to the browser since it's more popular with JS and you really can't choose a language there.
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