Release Notes
Added
lux crawl — scaffolds a small, playable text adventure into the current
directory and tells you how to play and edit it. The whole world is one lux
file (world.lux): the rooms are an enum, where you stand and what you carry
is a struct, and a turn is a function that takes the world and your command and
returns the next one. You play it by running it and change it by editing it —
the first step toward building your own. Running lux crawl over a crawl you
already started reports where it is instead of overwriting it.lux learn crawl — a new topic (and a build lesson) on how a world is
put together, with the step(world, command) -> world idea on its more page.examples/keep.lux — "The Little Keep," the world lux crawl scaffolds: a
brass key behind a locked door, a torch that lights a dark vault, an inventory
that grows. Built on today's language on purpose — exact-match commands and all.
Changed
- Reserved-word collisions in the transpilers are now handled. A lux name
that is a keyword in a target language (go, where, map, …) gets a trailing
_ in that backend only, at value positions — function names, parameters, and
locals — so a program that uses such a name still compiles. Type names, struct
fields, and enum cases are left as written (a documented edge).
- A payload-less enum case used in a comparison now parenthesises in Go
((RoomHall{})), so room == Room.hall no longer trips Go's block-vs-literal
parse inside an if.
- Documented the remaining transpiler edges (Go's
Option<enum> and empty-array
literal, Rust's value-after-move) in learn-lux.md's scope notes, as honest
boundaries rather than worked around.
Install lux 0.7.0
Install prebuilt binaries via shell script
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -LsSf https://github.com/anderix/lux/releases/download/v0.7.0/lux-installer.sh | sh
Download lux 0.7.0
