wren/test/module/multiple_variables/multiple_variables.wren

import "module" for Module1, Module2, Module3, Module4, Module5

// Only execute module body once:
// expect: ran module

IO.print(Module1) // expect: from module one
IO.print(Module2) // expect: from module two
IO.print(Module3) // expect: from module three
IO.print(Module4) // expect: from module four
IO.print(Module5) // expect: from module five
Allow zero or multiple imported names. 2015-02-17 07:32:33 -08:00			`import "module" for Module1, Module2, Module3, Module4, Module5`
Start getting module loading working. Right now, it uses a weird "import_" method on String which should either be replaced or at least hidden behind some syntax. But it does roughly the right thing. Still lots of corner cases to clean up and stuff to fix. In particular: - Need to handle compilation errors in imported modules. - Need to implicitly import all core and IO types into imported module. - Need to handle circular imports. (Just need to give entry module the right name for this to work.) 2015-02-06 07:01:15 -08:00
			`// Only execute module body once:`
			`// expect: ran module`

			`IO.print(Module1) // expect: from module one`
			`IO.print(Module2) // expect: from module two`
			`IO.print(Module3) // expect: from module three`
			`IO.print(Module4) // expect: from module four`
			`IO.print(Module5) // expect: from module five`