Settings

HscriptInsanity has a little utility class called

Config

that allows you to configure certain behaviors with Hscript!

• interpClass defines the default interpreter class used on all scripts, modules and scripted instances. This is useful if you desire to have custom behavior within the interpreter.
• argumentOverflow can be used to restrict passing in extra arguments than were specified in a function, in such case, "Too many arguments" exceptions will be thrown. Although this sets the default behavior, you may also change it per script with Interp.argumentOverflow! For compatibility reasons and some considerations, this is false by default.
• preprocessorValues is a map containing variables you can check during conditional compilation (i.e. #if #else #end). This contains all of the values defined by the Haxe compiler by default, plus an "insanity" define to know this library is being used.
• globalVariables is a map that contains variables to include in every script. By default, only the constants true, false and null are set.
• globalImports is a map that contains classes to import in the interpreter by default. It uses a string key for the path to the class or package, with an enum as value for the import mode ...

  IAll
  // imports every module within the package, similarly to Haxe's wildcard
  
  INormal
  // imports the module and every sub-type within it
  
  IAsName(alias:String)
  // imports the class with the specified alias

  By default, all bottom level modules are imported ('' => IAll)
• typeProxy is a map that serves to redirect a class to another. This can be specially useful if you need to use sandboxed versions of classes to prevent jailbreaking.
  By default, the classes Std, Type and Reflect are redirected to InsanityStd, InsanityType and InsanityReflect respectively, that allow the library's scripting to interact properly with certain cases.
• blacklist allows you to assign class or package paths to completely block in scripts. The map contains four blacklist modes with a map you can append to...

  ByPackage(false)
  // blacklists all types in the specified packages, excluding sub-packages
  
  ByPackage(true)
  // blacklists all types in the specified packages AND their sub-packages (recursive)
  
  ByModule
  // blacklists the specified modules and all types within them
  
  ByType
  // blacklists only specific types

  Only InsanityUnsafeType is blacklisted by default!

Important

blacklist now has a map instead of an array for every blacklist mode for (hopefully) better performance. Should be simple to fix as setting the path's name as the key and using true as the value!