Add: "include" keyword, allowing to include files without external tools #358
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Many GRF workflows use tools to combine multiple files into a single NML (C preprocessor, python, ...).
So I though it would be nice to be able to do that natively in NML. It's done during parsing by switching lexer data.
I also added optional
<ID> = <expression>
as include parameters, allowing to replace some parts inside the included file during parsing (very basic equivalent of#define
from C preprocessor).Include syntax is
include(<filename>[, <ID> = <expression>[, ...]]);
.Added identifier concatenation support using
<identifier>.<identifier>
.--nml
output for042_include.nml
: