Error: "Can not find object: use" - chaiscript

Question

I am currently using ChaiScript version 6.0.0 and Visual Studio 2017.
In my C++, I am retrieving a reference to a function on_init() from a script file, and executing it. The ChaiScript object was constructed with the default/empty constructor. The function looks like this:
def on_init() {
use("scripts/test.chai");
}
The contents of "scripts/test.chai" looks like this:
class A {
def A() {
print("Created an instance of A!");
}
}
My file structure looks like this:
bin
\
| my_executable.exe
| scripts
\
| main_menu.chai
| test.chai
When executing the on_init() function shown above, the console prints the following message:
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Providing "usepaths" when constructing the ChaiScript object results in the same situation.
I have tried use("test.chai") as well as use("scripts/test.chai"), and both result in the same messages.
I am not providing any chaiscript::Options enum on construction of the ChaiScript object, so it should be using the default (which appears to contain External_Scripts as well as Load_Modules).
I am compiling ChaiScript with thread-safety disabled.
I am not having any issues running any of the other built-in functions in this script's body, including in other functions that I am retrieving (into C++) in the same manner as this one.
If there is any more information that is needed, let me know.
Am I using the "use" function incorrectly?

Answer 1

EDIT: Must've been really really high when I wrote the stuff underneath, but I'll leave it there just because I'm astounded I could even come up with that.
The true answer is that you must explicitly pass chaiscript::Options::External_Scripts to the ChaiScript constructor in order to enable the file loading functions.
I do it like so:
class ChaiPlugin
{
public:
/* stuff */
private:
chaiscript::ChaiScript chai = { {}, {}, { chaiscript::Options::External_Scripts } };
};
use is only used for debugging purposes.
from within unittests/boxed_cast_test.cpp:
template<typename T>
void use(T){}
I believe what you're looking for is usefile("scripts/test.chai").