gistfile1.txt

import IO
 
# This is a comment!
 
main = ->
    "This is a docstring!
 
    Strings can span multiple lines!
    "
 
    print("Enter your favourite programming language: ")
    name = read_line()
    switch name
        when "Zoidlang" then puts("Zoidlang is awesome!")
        when "Haskell" then puts("Haskell is okay...")
        when "PHP" then puts("You're a terrible person!")
        else puts("{0} is bad and you should feel bad!".format(name))
 
    unsafe
        # Scoped imports! \o/
        import <sqlite3.h>
 
        # Let's ignore exception-safety in this crap.
        # It should be wrapped in a class anyway.
        db = null
        err = sqlite3_open_v2("foo.sqlite3".to_cstring(), &db, 0, null)
        if err == 0
            # My SQL injection vulnerability is bad and I should feel bad.
            sqlite3_exec(db, "INSERT INTO Names (Name) VALUES ('{0}')".format(name).to_cstring(),
                         null, null, null)
        sqlite3_close_v2(db)