Open wisdomtl opened 1 year ago
Well, they are saying that there are no stupid questions. And I kind of agree with that :-D
In the case of kscript, you can do something similar by calling KscriptHandler.handle() function. Please see at Kscript.kt and KscriptHandler.kt files. But please remember that currently, you need to have Kotlin compiler installed in the system, which is called internally by kscript. From that point of view, I think kscript is unsuitable for your use case.
I want to do this:
can kscript achieve this?
thanks for reading my stupid question.