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One of the things that is most frustrating and time consuming when working with Nasal scripts is the brute force and manual nature of testing the scripts. A simple misspelling in a custom script can take 5-10, or more, minutes to fix from the point of finding it (shut down FG, change script, startup FG and get back to a point in the sim where the code will execute). Obviously Nasal is tightly coupled to FG at this point and most scripts won't run without access to the property tree. That doesn't mean that it can't be done though.
One of the things that is most frustrating and time consuming when working with Nasal scripts is the brute force and manual nature of testing the scripts. A simple misspelling in a custom script can take 5-10, or more, minutes to fix from the point of finding it (shut down FG, change script, startup FG and get back to a point in the sim where the code will execute). Obviously Nasal is tightly coupled to FG at this point and most scripts won't run without access to the property tree. That doesn't mean that it can't be done though.
This article will serve as the guinea pig for writing [[Developing with HLA]].


== A standalone interpreter ==
== A standalone interpreter ==

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