I just started using Angelscript, and am misunderstanding how exactly to set up everything.

One of my confusions is, suppose I want a script for each area, with maybe an interface like this:

void onLoad()
{
   //...unique initialization logic for this area...
}

void onTick()
{
   //...unique update code for this area...
}

How do I prevent the AreaA.as script's onLoad() function signature from conflicting with AreaB.as script's onLoad()? How do I call a specific one's function?

Would I make each *area* have a separate *module*? That doesn't sound right.

Each area would provide *different* logic in each Area's function, so it doesn't seem like it'd make sense to make Area a class, I think.

I suppose I could just have an AreaA_OnLoad.as script, when I load the script, just wrap it in void AreaA_OnLoad() {  <file code>  } , like the ExecuteString() utility does.

In your case I would recommend using modules, that way you get to keep the syntax you want.