aethershell 0.3.1

The world's first multi-agent shell with typed functional pipelines and multi-modal AI
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// Conditional Compilation Example
// ================================
// AetherShell supports Rust-like #[cfg(...)] attributes for platform-specific code

// Platform-specific greetings
#[cfg(windows)]
let greeting = "Hello from Windows!"

#[cfg(linux)]
let greeting = "Hello from Linux!"

#[cfg(macos)]
let greeting = "Hello from macOS!"

print(greeting)

// Using negation
#[cfg(not(windows))]
let shell_advice = "Use `ls` to list files"

#[cfg(windows)]
let shell_advice = "Use `dir` or `ls` to list files"

print(shell_advice)

// Feature flags (set AETHER_FEATURES environment variable)
// Example: AETHER_FEATURES=experimental,debug
#[cfg(feature = "experimental")]
let experimental_mode = "Experimental features enabled!"

// Combinators: all() and any()
#[cfg(any(windows, linux, macos))]
let is_desktop = true

#[cfg(all(unix, not(macos)))]
let is_linux_specifically = true

// Complex nested conditions
#[cfg(any(all(windows, not(linux)), all(linux, not(windows))))]
let exclusive_platform = "Running on Windows XOR Linux"

// Platform-specific paths
#[cfg(windows)]
let config_dir = "${HOME}\\AppData\\Roaming\\aether"

#[cfg(unix)]
let config_dir = "${HOME}/.config/aether"

print("Config directory: " + config_dir)

// This shows how to write cross-platform shell scripts
// The #[cfg(...)] attribute skips the statement entirely if condition is false