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.TH SCRIPT_C 1 "08 May 2025" "Adisteyf" "script.c documentation"
.SH NAME
\fBscript.c\fR \- script language & self\-build system
.SH SYNOPSIS
.
.IP \fBct\fR 20
\fBabbreviation:\fR \fICscripts\fR.
.br
this declares the start of scripting.
it can only be used once in the whole project.
use it only before \fBcte\fR.
.IP \fBcte\fR 20
\fBabbreviation:\fR \fICscripts end\fR.
.br
this declares the end of scripting.
it can only be used once in the whole project.
use it only after \fBct\fR.
.IP \fBctmd(char\ **\ \fIargs\fB)\fR 20
\fBabbreviation:\fR \fICscripts/command\fR.
.br
runs shell command using the related arguments.
.br
.B EXAMPLE:
.br
\fB    ctmd(char *[]){\fI"echo"\fB, \fI"hello"\fB, \fI0\fB})\fR
.IP \fBecho(char\ *\ \fItext\fB)\fR 20
prints to \fBstdout\fR the text you want to see.
.br
just a macros on \fBctmd\fR that uses \fI"echo"\fR as the
\fBfirst argument\fR and pulls \fItext\fR to the
second one.
.IP \fBctfn(\fIx\fB)\fR 20
\fBabbreviation:\fR \fICscripts function\fR.
.br
declares the \fBfunction\fR. you \fImust use
\fBctfne()\fR at the end.
.IP \fBctfne(\fIx\fB)\fR 20
\fBabbreviation:\fR \fICscripts function end\fR.
.br
declares the end of \fBfunction\fR.
.IP \fBctrfn(\fIx\fB)\fR 20
\fBabbreviation:\fR \fICscripts run function\fR.
.br
runs a \fBfunction\fB you want.
.IP \fBctrs(\fIx\fB)\fR 20
\fBabbreviation:\fR \fICscripts restart\fR.
.br
just a macros on \fBctmd()\fR but after it runs
\fBexit(0)\fR.
.
.SH DESCRIPTION
.
scriptc is a minimalistic language for scripts
and also cool self\-build system for your
projects.
by default \fBSCRIPT\fR equals \fBmain.c\fR and
\fBSCR_BUILD\fR equals \fB./main\fR.

\fB    cc script.c \-Dbuild \-DSCRIPT=\fI\\"scriptname.c\\"\fB \-DSCR_BUILD=\fI\\"./scriptname\\"\fB \-o \fIscriptname\fR

run this command if you starting your script
at first time. then you just need to run:

\fB    ./\fIscriptname\fR

and it will \fIrebuild itself\fR. you can \fIchange
build command\fR using \fBctsbc()\fR function.
.
.SH EXAMPLES
example how you can make \fIscript\fR that rebuilds
itself:

.nf
    \fBct
    if (\fIargs\fB > \fI1\fB && \fI0\fB!=strcmp(\fIargv[1]\fB, \fI"\-\-ct\-no\-rebuild"\fB)) {
      ctmd((char *[]){\fR"tcc"\fB, \fRSCRIPT\fB, \fR"\-o"\fB, \fRSRC_BUILD\fB, \fR"\-I."\fB, \fR"\-g"\fB, \fR0\fB})
      ctrs((char *[]){\fRSCR_BUILD\fB, \fR"\-\-ct\-no\-rebuild"\fB, \fR0\fB})
    }
    \fR...\fB
    cte\fR
.fi