from cup import coffee (sandwich devlog #4)

In today's sandwich-making adventure, I improved the comment parser. Not you can use comments inline. For example:

	# this is a comment
	pHello #this is an inline comment
	pWorld # <- Will print World!

the `#` symbol turns the rest of the line into a comment, so be careful! Everything before the comment symbol _will_ be evaluated. 

I also added the ability to *import* things from other files with the `i` opcode, like so:

	#one.txt
	pHello world!

	itwo.txt# now everything from two.txt will be imported into one.txt
	p$v #v is defined in two.txt

And the external file would look like this:

	#two.txt (external)

	lvsome variable

So the output would be "some variable". Note that **the file is evaluated _before_ importing**, like in Python.
This means that any print statements or math operations in the file
that are not enclosed in a variable or a function will be executed like a normal program.

As always, the code is up on [tildegit](https://tildegit.org/karx/sandwich), so clone a copy and get started with sandwich!
PRs can be made on Gitea or sent to my tilde.team email (karx AT tilde DOT team) as patches.

tags: sandwich, rust, programming, devlog