(svn r13496) [NoAI] -Fix: if a library depends on an other library, the import became globally known, which defeats the idea of imports. They are now restricted to their scope, and 'import' returns the class of import (if any)
/* $Id$ */
/** @file squirrel_std.hpp defines the Squirrel Standard Function class */
#ifndef SQUIRREL_STD_HPP
#define SQUIRREL_STD_HPP
#if defined(__APPLE__)
/* Which idiotic system makes 'require' a macro? :s Oh well.... */
#undef require
#endif /* __APPLE__ */
/**
* By default we want to give a set of standard commands to a SQ script.
* Most of them are easy wrappers around internal functions. Of course we
* could just as easy include things like the stdmath of SQ, but of those
* functions we are sure they work on all our supported targets.
*/
class SquirrelStd {
public:
/**
* Make an integer absolute.
*/
static SQInteger abs(HSQUIRRELVM vm);
/**
* Get the lowest of two integers.
*/
static SQInteger min(HSQUIRRELVM vm);
/**
* Get the highest of two integers.
*/
static SQInteger max(HSQUIRRELVM vm);
/**
* Load an other file on runtime.
* @note This is always loaded on the root-level, no matter where you call this.
* @note The filename is always relative from the script it is called from. Absolute calls are NOT allowed!
*/
static SQInteger require(HSQUIRRELVM vm);
};
/**
* Register all standard functions we want to give to a script.
*/
void squirrel_register_std(Squirrel *engine);
/**
* Register all standard functions that are available on first startup.
* @note this set is very limited, and is only ment to load other scripts and things like that.
*/
void squirrel_register_global_std(Squirrel *engine);
#endif /* SQUIRREL_STD_HPP */