Overview

Scripts contain file configuration or tests and are not part of production applications.

• Configuration scripts are used by the compiler for file management and configuration.
• Test scripts are used by the test framework.

Configuration scripts begin with the config script keyword. Test scripts begin with the script keyword. For example:

script A {
    // some code 
}

Script source files must use the .mufl extension.

Scripts may contain modules.

Because scripts are considered not security sensitive, the code inside a script may contain IO operations (such as _print) and other features which are not available in MUFL applications. For example:

script { 
    _print "hello". 
}

Scripts may have an optional name, which is not material because scripts cannot be referred to from outside. For example:

script print_me { 
    _print "hello". 
}

Scripts may load libraries. For example:

script loads library glob { 
    _print (glob::pattern "*"). 
}