source)Import Murex code from another file or code block
source imports code from another file or code block. It
can be used as either an “import” / “include” directive (eg Python, Go,
C, etc) or an “eval” (eg Python, Perl, etc).
<stdin> -> sourcesource filename.mxsource { code-block }source module:package/module» tout block { out "Hello, world!" } -> source
Hello, world!» tout block { out "Hello, world!" } |> example.mx
» source example.mx
Hello, world!» source { out "Hello, world!" }
Hello, world!Lets say we want to use the secrets function from the
devops package. This secrets function allows
us to store and recall GPG encrypted API keys, so pretty useful
functionality for a script. But since this is a script, it wouldn’t
automatically load all of the profiles and nor would we want it to.
So we could prepend the following to our script:
source module:devops/secretsource.args): Command line flag parser for Murex shell
scriptingexec): Runs an executablefexec): Execute a command or function, bypassing the
usual order of precedence.version): Get Murex versionprivate): Define a private function blockfunction): Define a function blockconfig): Query or define Murex runtime settingsruntime): Returns runtime information on the internal
state of Murexautocomplete): Set definitions for tab-completion in
the command linemurex-parser:
Runs the Murex parser against a block of codeThis document was generated from builtins/core/management/source_doc.yaml.
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