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Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/leafo/moonscript into compile_for_lua5.3

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@ -314,16 +314,22 @@ if opts.w then
io.stderr:write("\nQuitting...\n") io.stderr:write("\nQuitting...\n")
elseif opts.l then elseif opts.l then
local has_linted_with_error;
local lint = require "moonscript.cmd.lint" local lint = require "moonscript.cmd.lint"
for _, tuple in pairs(files) do for _, tuple in pairs(files) do
local fname = tuple[1] local fname = tuple[1]
local res, err = lint.lint_file(fname) local res, err = lint.lint_file(fname)
if res then if res then
has_linted_with_error = true
io.stderr:write(res .. "\n\n") io.stderr:write(res .. "\n\n")
elseif err then elseif err then
has_linted_with_error = true
io.stderr:write(fname .. "\n" .. err.. "\n\n") io.stderr:write(fname .. "\n" .. err.. "\n\n")
end end
end end
if has_linted_with_error then
os.exit(1)
end
else else
for _, tuple in ipairs(files) do for _, tuple in ipairs(files) do
local fname, target = util.unpack(tuple) local fname, target = util.unpack(tuple)

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@ -134,11 +134,14 @@ A full list of flags can be seen by passing the `-h` or `--help` flag.
`moonc` contains a [lint][1] tool for statically detecting potential problems `moonc` contains a [lint][1] tool for statically detecting potential problems
with code. The linter has two tests: detects accessed global variables, with code. The linter has two tests: detects accessed global variables,
detect unused declared variables. detect unused declared variables. If the linter detects any issues with a file,
the program will exit with a status of `1`.
You can execute the linter with the `-l` flag. When the linting flag is You can execute the linter with the `-l` flag. When the linting flag is
provided only linting takes place and no compiled code is generated. provided only linting takes place and no compiled code is generated.
The linter is compatible with the watch mode (see above) for automatic linting.
```bash ```bash
moonc -l file1.moon file2.moon moonc -l file1.moon file2.moon
``` ```