In my previous post I showed that it is possible to make a simple read-eval-print-loop (REPL) in JScript for the Windows command line. Today I show that it is also possible to add libraries to this REPL for quick access and experimentation. I have been adding functions to my JScript matrix library for work when I realized that I was quickly needing Matlab levels of functionality in order to get what I needed. Today I decided to try loading a Javascript library for numerical work into JScript. I was surprised how painless the process was!
The first thing I needed to do was write a WSF file to load the library with the jshell REPL I created in my last post. I then found a nice Javascript library online (http://numericjs.com/numeric/index.php) and integrated this library with my jshell.js REPL script into the WSF file. I called my file jlab.wsf.
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