Interactive Commands

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The command line supports various execution modes, as you can see:

 1Lumesh scripting language runtime
 2
 3Usage: lume [OPTIONS] [FILE_N_ARGS]... [-- [CMD_ARGV]...]
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 5Arguments:
 6  [FILE_N_ARGS]...  script file and args to execute
 7  [CMD_ARGV]...     args for cmd
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 9Options:
10  -p, --profile      config file
11  -s, --strict       strict mode
12  -i, --interactive  force interactive mode
13  -m, --cfmoff       NO command first mode
14  -a, --aioff        NO ai mode
15  -n, --nohistory    NO history (private) mode
16  -c, --cmd <CMD>    command to eval
17  -h, --help         Print help
18  -V, --version      Print version

Interactive Mode
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Strict Mode (s)
Variables must be defined;
Variables cannot be redefined;
Variables must be prefixed with $ when used;
Interactive Mode (i)
Regardless of whether a command is specified, it enters interactive mode, allowing the user to type commands.
Command Priority Mode (default)
In interactive command mode, if the input is only one line, it uses command priority mode.
In this mode, it prioritizes parsing as a command rather than programming, treating characters like . and + as ordinary characters. For example, ping 1.1.1.1 and chmod +x a.b are parsed as commands without needing quotes.
To bypass this mode, there are two methods:
1. Add the -m option when starting lume;
2. Add : at the beginning of the command line.
No AI Mode
No History Mode