Renamed ansicolors to consolecolors.

ansicolors.lua

@@ -1,37 +0,0 @@
-local colors = {
-    -- attributes
-    reset = 0,
-    clear = 0,
-    bright = 1,
-    dim = 2,
-    underscore = 4,
-    blink = 5,
-    reverse = 7,
-    hidden = 8,
-
-    -- foreground
-    black = 30,
-    red = 31,
-    green = 32,
-    yellow = 33,
-    blue = 34,
-    magenta = 35,
-    cyan = 36,
-    white = 37,
-
-    -- background
-    onblack = 40,
-    onred = 41,
-    ongreen = 42,
-    onyellow = 43,
-    onblue = 44,
-    onmagenta = 45,
-    oncyan = 46,
-    onwhite = 47,
-}
-
-local _M = {}
-for c, v in pairs(colors) do
-    _M[c] = string.char(27)..("[%dm"):format(v)
-end
-return _M

nomsu.lua

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ local re = require('re')
 local lpeg = require('lpeg')
 local utils = require('utils')
 local repr = utils.repr
-local colors = require('ansicolors')
+local colors = require('consolecolors')
 local colored = setmetatable({ }, {
   __index = function(_, color)
     return (function(msg)

nomsu.moon

@@ -15,13 +15,14 @@ re = require 're'
 lpeg = require 'lpeg'
 utils = require 'utils'
 repr = utils.repr
-colors = require 'ansicolors'
+colors = require 'consolecolors'
 colored = setmetatable({}, {__index:(_,color)-> ((msg)-> colors[color]..msg..colors.reset)})
 {:insert, :remove, :concat} = table
 --pcall = (fn,...)-> true, fn(...)
 
 -- TODO:
 -- check robustness/functionality of compiler mode.
+-- Maybe get GOTOs working at file scope.
 -- use actual variables instead of a vars table
 -- consider non-linear codegen, rather than doing thunks for things like comprehensions
 -- improve indentation of generated lua code