load_commands command

[sagiegurari]

Will load native library and extract+load all commands from there.

[CaptObvious]

Does this add support for removing standard library commands before running a script? For example, removing the std::env, std::fs, std::net and std::process parts of the stdlib?

[sagiegurari]

didn't think it should.
if we want to remove commands, it should be a command on its own, like unalias removes aliases.
but... i wonder what is the use case. i mean, why would i remove commands?
if for example its because i don't want to give someone env/fs access, i would probably when i embed duckscript, i would not loads those commands.
but i am not sure what the use case exactly is to give a knowledgeable answer.

[nickheyer]

didn't think it should. if we want to remove commands, it should be a command on its own, like unalias removes aliases. but... i wonder what is the use case. i mean, why would i remove commands? if for example its because i don't want to give someone env/fs access, i would probably when i embed duckscript, i would not loads those commands. but i am not sure what the use case exactly is to give a knowledgeable answer.

embedded duckscript >> duckscript w/ all commands (wrapper) >> duckscript w/ scoped commands