ruchy 4.1.1

A systems scripting language that transpiles to idiomatic Rust with extreme quality engineering
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// Example 19: String Parameters (TRANSPILER-078 fix demonstration)
//
// This example demonstrates that Ruchy string parameters now correctly
// transpile to Rust's `&str` type, enabling compile-time correctness.
//
// GitHub Issue #13: Fixed in v3.136.0
// Fix: src/backend/transpiler/types.rs:83 (str → &str)

// Simple string parameter function
fun greet(name: str) {
    println("Hello, {}!", name)
}

// Multiple string parameters
fun format_message(prefix: str, message: str, suffix: str) {
    println("{} {} {}", prefix, message, suffix)
}

// String parameter with return value (use String for owned data)
fun create_greeting(name: str) -> String {
    format!("Welcome, {}!", name)
}

// Complex logic with string parameter
fun analyze(text: str) {
    let length = text.len();
    let has_spaces = text.contains(' ');

    println("Analysis of '{}':", text);
    println("  Length: {}", length);
    println("  Contains spaces: {}", has_spaces);
}

fun main() {
    // Simple string parameter usage
    greet("World");
    greet("Ruchy");

    // Multiple parameters
    format_message(">>>", "Important message", "<<<");

    // Return values
    let greeting = create_greeting("Alice");
    println("{}", greeting);

    // Complex analysis
    analyze("Hello Ruchy!");
    analyze("SingleWord");
}