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Lua?

• luser001 14y ago
  I would make a distinction between a CLI (to be used by ordinary users of the program) and a scripting interface (to be used to "extend" the program, to be used by power users and/or other programmers). And I would further submit that the same language may not be the right choice for both tasks. Tcl leans further towards being a pleasant CLI interface language, while AFAIK Lua leans further towards being a pleasant plugin development language. IMHO.
  • bch 14y ago
    tclsh is a REPL (Read/Eval/Print Loop) coded against libtcl. libtcl is _easily_ integrated into any C (C++) development project. tclsh is but one.