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Ability to execute compiled ArnoldC program with one command #62

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Ability to execute compiled ArnoldC program with one command like the following:
java -jar ArnoldC.jar -run hello.arnoldc

To compile:

java -jar ArnoldC.jar hello.arnoldc

… following:

java -jar ArnoldC.jar -run hello.arnoldc
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Is it suitable implementation for one line comments?

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Will merge the "-run" feature, but this pull request contains also the "comments" feature.

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Should I rollback the last commit for now?

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Could do the thing. You have to understand that when the title of this pull request is "Ability to execute compiled ArnoldC program with one command #62" I don't feel comfortable merging any "hidden" features.

You can also consider developing features in different branches to avoid situations like this.

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Rolled back Comment feature. I'll commit it in next pull request

lhartikk added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 26, 2014
Ability to execute compiled ArnoldC program with one command
@lhartikk lhartikk merged commit 046eb6e into lhartikk:master Mar 26, 2014
KahCosta pushed a commit to KahCosta/ArnoldC that referenced this pull request Oct 25, 2018
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