S7 Scheme based text preprocessor.
A simple text preprocessor that's designed to process text, evaluating s-expressions prefixed with an @ and run them via S7 and conver their output into text.
s7pp <input file> [output file]
Takes input file and processes it, writing output to output file or stdout
Currently compilation is only setup for Windows/MSVC, you should be able to execute build.bat from a command line with cl.exe avaliable (i.e. x64 Native Tools Command Prompt for VS 2017), while compilation has not yet been tested on *nix, it should build anywhere that S7 and CRT is avaliable.
S-Expressions starting with @ will be evaluated and their results expanded in place.
S-Expressions starting with @; will be consumed and ignored as a comment.
S-Expressions starting with @@ will be evaulated and their results discarded, useful for defining variables, functions and loading other modules.
To emit a literal @ You may prefix it like ;@ XXX, Maybe Broken!
S-Expressions inside of literal double quoted strings are not expanded. XXX Reconsider?
When expanding an S-Expression after a @, it can be a symbol name, in which case the value is output, otherwise an S-Expression, with matching parenthesis ( and ) is consumed and passed to S7 to be evaluated, and then the output is written.
When the returned value is a literal string or character, it is simply printed directly into an output. Lists are recursively evaluated using the same rules, with non-character, non-whitespace elements interspersed with space characters, and any other s7 object is converted to a string using standard s7 string conversion rules (s7_object_to_c_string)