All scripts that have static variables or custom functions are registered to the cross-script reference.
This allows you to access these fields/functions using the dot-notation.

• Cross-script references start with scripts.
• You specify the path relative from the scripts folder (e.g. scripts.mySubfolder.a.zs)
• You can use the dot-notation in an import statement should you choose to do so.
• ZS first checks for matching directories then for matching files or values.

Let's say we have two scripts: a.zs and b.zs.

a.zs:

ZenScript
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static myVal as string = "myVal";

function makeLine() {
	print("---------------");
}

b.zs

ZenScript
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print(scripts.a.myVal);
scripts.a.makeLine();