Press C-c C-c within the following code block. If abs-mode is setup
correctly (i.e., if you can compile and run abs programs from within emacs),
the program’s output should appear below the block.
{
println("Hello " + name() + "!");
}
{
foreach (name in names()) {
println("Hello " + name + "!");
}
}
The given code is prepended with module Org;, so it’s not necessary to
define the module in an abs block. All parameters are converted into
zero-argument functions of type String or Int, which are exported from the
Org module, so if the code uses another module it can use import * from
Org; to access parameters given to the block.
- List and array arguments: these can probably be handled analogous to the existing C integration.
- Return value: we probably need to print these within abs and parse the output in emacs, again analogous to what C does.