KAYA_LIBRARY_PATH
A list of extra paths to search for kaya libraries. Paths are separated by ':' on Posix systems, and ';' on Windows.
kaya1
Top-level interpreter for the kaya language
Usage
kaya FILE
[-L
DIRECTORY
[-L ...]]
[-libdir
DIRECTORY
[-libdir ...]]
[-force]
[-nochase]
[-noprelude]
[-nortchecks]
[-noopts]
[-htmldocs]
[-xmldocs]
[-static]
[-profile]
[-seedkey
STRING]
[-dumptac]
[-dumpraw]
[-dumptree]
[-dumpsimpl]
[-dumpeqns]
[-dumpcg]
[-dumpdeps]
[-keepc]
[-showgcc]
Overview
kaya is a top-level interpreter for the kaya language. It implements a read-eval-print loop, useful for quick evaluation and testing of functions.
Options
kaya takes the same options as kayac(1) with the same meaning (although not all options are necessarily useful in this context.
Documentation
A set of interpreter commands can be obtained by typing :? at the interpreter prompt.
Example of usage
_
| |____ _ _ _ __ _ Kaya top level, version 0.2.6
| / / _` | || / _` | http://kayalang.org/
|_\_\__,_|\_, \__,_| Type :? for help
|__/
Kaya> abs(-4)
Returned (Int): 4
Kaya> putStrLn("foo")
foo
Kaya> putStrLn(foo)
(top level):1:Unknown name:foo
Kaya> putStrLn(5)
(top level):1:Type error in constant 5; has type Int, expected String
Kaya> putStrLn(abs(5))
(top level):1:Type error in application of 'abs'; has type Int(Int),
expected String(t6)
Kaya> :l stdlib/Strings.k
Compiling module Strings
Strings> lc("aBcDe")
Returned (String): abcde
Strings> :q
Environment
Obtaining
The latest release of Kaya can be obtained from <http://kayalang.org/download>. You can receive announcements of new versions of Kaya by subscribing to the kaya-announce mailing list <http://lists.kayalang.org/lists/listinfo/kaya-announce>
Development versions can be obtained using darcs(1) from <http://kayalang.org/darcs/>
Releases
Unchanged in 4 releases since Debian 5.0 (Lenny).