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Description
If the presence of a language interpreter can be determined using only variables, it can be efficiently done in pre-command lookup.
If the mapping can be made, any command that is not found can be resolved to a common alias, so that it works inline in interactive PowerShell.
- PipeScript should export
$PSLanguage(s)
#745 - PipeScript should export
$PSInterpreter(s)
#746 -
Get-Interpreter
should return$PSInterpreter(s)
#747 -
Set-Interpreter
should change interpreter settings. #901 -
Invoke-Interpreter
should run a command with an interpreter #748 - PipeScript should automagically alias interpretable files #773
For additional bonus points, we can also intercept output if parsers are available.
Of course, this requires: