@sshbio:

Yeah, there are of course libraries, but I feel like just
including libutf in some way into the language (even if it
was only minimalistic).

(14-07-2016, 06:04 PM)sshbio Wrote: (I do not know C neither!

Lucky you.

(14-07-2016, 06:04 PM)sshbio Wrote: The syntax does not seems that noisy to me:
- while ... do ... end/done,
- if ... then ... elseif/elif ... else fi/end,
- for ... do ... end/done
... are present in both shell script and lua.

Not in the shell I use :D

(14-07-2016, 06:04 PM)sshbio Wrote: Impressive feature: ANSI C only, so it compiles everywhere.

Oh yeah, that's great. Did you compile it from source?

(14-07-2016, 06:04 PM)sshbio Wrote: I really like its ability to return multiple values and having very small set of types and features that can combine together to give other features, and types.

1-indexing is unusual for me, but well... small issue for what I do with it. [EDIT] As well as two spaces for indentation rather than tabs, but it does not seems to be a standard anyway...

I really like the multiple return values and the 1-based indexing as well. Don't know why, it's just more accessible for me.