Hi, is that any possible?

I tried the example from web (0.9.1. release notes) with booish and
this is the result

CONSOLE
Welcome to booish, an interactive interpreter for the boo programming
language.
Running boo 0.9.2.3383 on CLR 2.0.50727.3603.

Enter boo code in the prompt below (or type /help).

...        for line in lines:
...                for i in range(repeatCount):
...                        print line
...
----^
ERROR: Unknown identifier: 'match'.
----^
ERROR: Unknown identifier: 'case'.
----------------------^
ERROR: Unknown identifier: 'repeatCount'.
----^
ERROR: Unknown identifier: '_'.
----^
ERROR: Target of explode expression must be an array.
-----------------------------------^
ERROR: Unknown identifier: 'repeatCount'.
----^
ERROR: Unknown identifier: 'otherwise'.
ENDCONSOLE

Similar trouble, when passing the macro code to
InteractiveInterpreter2.Eval() (newlines and tabs are used in the
passed string to indent the same way as above)

input12(1,1): BCE0005: Boo.Lang.Compiler.CompilerError: Unknown
identifier: 'macro'.
input12(1,7): BCE0005: Boo.Lang.Compiler.CompilerError: Unknown
identifier: 'repeatLines'.
input12(1,19): BCE0005: Boo.Lang.Compiler.CompilerError: Unknown
identifier: 'repeatCount'.
input12(1,34): BCE0006: Boo.Lang.Compiler.CompilerError: 'int' is a
value type. The 'as' operator can only be used with reference types.
input12(1,39): BCE0005: Boo.Lang.Compiler.CompilerError: Unknown
identifier: 'lines'.
input12(2,17): BCE0005: Boo.Lang.Compiler.CompilerError: Unknown
identifier: 'lines'.
input12(3,24): BCE0005: Boo.Lang.Compiler.CompilerError: Unknown
identifier: 'repeatCount'.

To make the second approach function (using Eval()) would be awesome.

Thanks

Yes.

Yeah, that's annoying. You have to "import Boo.Lang.PatternMatching"
before defining the macro. We'll fix that for the next release.

Best,
Rodrigo

Great, that worked for booish.exe.

When using InteractiveInterpreter2.Eval() I still can't define any
macro, the errors are same as mentioned above.

InteractiveInterpreter2 interpreter = new InteractiveInterpreter2();
interpreter.Eval("load(\"Boo.Lang.PatternMatching.dll\")");
interpreter.Eval("import Boo.Lang.PatternMatching");
interpreter.Eval("macro repeatLines(repeatCount as int, lines as
string*):\n" +
                        "  for line in lines:\n" +
                        "          for i in range(repeatCount):\n" +
                        "                  print line\n");

is what I do in C#

Could there be something missing yet?

That was solved automagically, I have no idea what was wrong, but
after I turned PC on again, it started to work ;)
Sorry, thanks