Executing Mozart-Oz code in command line -

i'm trying use mozart oz. download execution binary source forge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/mozart-oz/.

when launching mozart.app, emacs (aquamacs mac os x) starts coding within it.

for example, can type in {browse 'hello world'} , execute oz -> feed buffer result in tcl/tk browser.

then, how can build or execute oz code in command line python or ruby?

i found binaries in bin directory.

/applications/mozart2.app/contents/resources/bin     ├── oz     ├── ozc     ├── ozemulator     ├── ozengine     └── ozwish 

however, when execute code ozc -c hello.oz, got %** variable browse not introduced error. might wrong?

you must use browser.browse

actually, every function must imported/created when building application in oz. when import browser, record functions browser object class export. (see https://mozart.github.io/mozart-v1/doc-1.4.0/browser/node2.html)

thus, code is

functor import    browser define    {browser.browse 'hello world'} end 

i should exit application {application.exit 0} gives me weird error... anyway, recommend not use browser. if it's powerful when using interactive interpreter, it's heavy , buggy. use system.showinfo instead, , build own tk window if want one.

functor import     system     application define     {system.showinfo 'hello world!'}     {application.exit 0} end 

you compile with

$ ozc -c hello.oz 

and run with

$ ozengine hello.ozf