filter.matches() {
while read line; do
params.contains "$line" "$@";
done;
}

You pipe your first-list in to filter.matches, and you pass your second list as the parameters to the function.

For every item in both lists, the result is printed.

Provided by: Hypersoft-Systems: U-.S.-A.

So we have project Krypton. Designed by a bash-hacker, java-script-engine-hacker, c-coding, assembler-coding; java-coding, java-script-scripting: freak; targeting the posix interface with streams and buffers using ES6 JavaScript.

You should definitely take this baby for a test-drive. Written in Java, no compiler needed.

to get started, download the project, and run (as root):

install/for-unix.sh

The script will prompt you for the Unix program and Library paths. If you set them to writable directories, command: "krypton" will be installed there.

To start an interactive session:

krypton -i;

To do a hello world from your system shell:

echo '"hello world"' | krypton --print-out

or

echo 'XPR.printLine("hello world")' | krypton

This project has reached a stage in development where feature requests are needed to asses the future development track.

Please provide input or requests through the project's issues tracker on github.