COMPILER-DOC

Compiler Arguments : mode

The compiler supports two different modes --mode=structured and --mode=single .

--mode=structured

In the strucutred mode the file structure is preserved. That means every lish file is compiled to a corresponding .sh file withing a copy of the original folder structure.
'source' is used to make the code from other .sh file available in the entrypoint file. In this case a path to a output directory only must be given to the --out=outpath argument.

--mode=single (default)

If 'single' or 'default' is provided for 'mode' (or nothing is given at all), the compiler will compile everything in a single file.
In this case a full qualified filepath must be given to the --out=filepath argument.

Compiler Arguments : out

(see 'mode' documentation)

This argument is not optional. A filepath or output directory path must be given, depending on the choice for 'mode'.