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#!/usr/bin/env skang -l test -- Lua allows this shell hack.
-- There's an implied skang = require 'skang'
-- There's an implied test = require 'test'
-- This is a bit more verbose than I wanted. lol
local win = skang.window(200, 100, "G'day planet.", 'testWindow')
skang.thingasm{win, 'quitter', 'Quits the skang window', types = 'widget', widget='"button", "Quit", 10, 10, 100, 30'}
win.W.quitter.action = 'skang.quit()' -- TODO Should look it up in ThingSpace.commands, and translate 'quit' into the Lua 'skang.quit()'?
skang.thingasm{win, 'ffuncer', 'Calls ffunc', types = 'widget', widget='"button", "ffunc()", 10, 40, 100, 30', action='ffunc(3, 4)'}
test.bar = 'things'
test.ffunc(1, 'two')
--[[ Ideas to make this less verbose.
Maybe we can leave out the "types = 'widget'" part, and assume it's a widget if there's a "widget = '...'" argument.
Perhaps an actual skang.widget.button(), or even a widget.button().
]]
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