F12: The Key with the Misconception.

[kyonides]

Sadly I have to discredit your claim of languages not needing to include any sort of reset feature. You ignore the fact that CRuby, the original implemention of Ruby in C, lets you embed Ruby to use it in C and C++ based applications. It needs an initializer, a setup and a main loop plus cleanup and termination steps. It doesn't include a reset like feature even if some programmers already pointed out that it would be a great addition. If you already know that as a programmer (not just as a scripter), you should be compelled to overcome that inconvenience (like undefining class methods via C API?)

You said one can't customize a Main script if it were hidden but you know well that's a lie. It's quite easy to create a basic main loop script that include calls to specific methods you leave in any available section of the editor. Modularity makes it possible and keeps it simple.