Posted 05 September 2016 - 03:28 PM
A pretty simple program, half a dozen lines or so.
What does it do:
UINT-Compatible (fully: Compatible with Universal Interpreter) programs exhibit these properties:
An example of an UINT-Compatible program is the Simple library.
BE ADVISED: If a program isn't UINT-Compatible, you should NOT run a script through it! The results could be dangerous!
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What does it do:
- Runs a program and gets the result if it is UINT-Compatible.
- Runs the specified file, using the environment got from step 1.
UINT-Compatible (fully: Compatible with Universal Interpreter) programs exhibit these properties:
- Does not execute any code except for environment assignation
- Backs up the global namespace
- Defines "global" functions
- Returns a table containing defined functions
An example of an UINT-Compatible program is the Simple library.
BE ADVISED: If a program isn't UINT-Compatible, you should NOT run a script through it! The results could be dangerous!
Download!