> So, if you wish to write a Rhino DotNET Plugin, you need to get a > DotNET IDE (Integrated Development Environment) such as Microsoft > Visual Studio and also our plugin wizards which will help you set up a > proper plugin with just a few clicks. > > If, on the other hand, you wish to use the DotNET functionality inside > Grasshopper, all you have to do (assuming you already have grasshopper > installed and running) is make a new VB component, double click it and > start typing.
Hi, David: Thanks for this thorough explanation. I gained more than I asked. By far, I just want to use .NET Functionality inside the grasshopper. My Q is regarding the compiler for VB.net code. You know, inside GH, that scripteditor is a very basic one. If I type sth in the beginning, there is no many related classes shown up( no autocomplete function). I need a source code compiler to help me to debug the code. You said The DotNET framework already comes with a compiler for VB and C#. Could you please tell me how to bring up this compiler inside GH? cmrhm
