Terry Griffin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We need to add the ability for users to execute scripts for our
> application, which runs a scientific tool. The users will be scientist,
> not professional programmers. A few years ago I would have used the Active
> Scripting objects and supported JScrip
Friday, June 08, 2007 8:10 AM
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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] User scripting for a .NET app
We need to add the ability for users to execute scripts for our
application, which runs a scientific tool. The users will be scientist,
not professional programmers. A few
How about PowerShell?
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We need to add the
model.
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We need to ad
Hi Terry. Sorry, hadn't noticed they were obsolete.
So, Keith's suggestion of using the CodeDOM is the suggested method when
they were made obsolete. Or you could try the reference that Adam
suggested.
I think it depends on what level of scripting you want. If you want to
provide simple script
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Hi Peter,
I did read that article but I'm concerned that the objects/interfaces
he uses are now (.NET 2.0) marked as ob
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Chris Sells' art
Chris Sells' article "Visual Studio for Applications Provides Customized
Scripting Facilities for Your .NET Project"[1] Provides a good intro to
scripting in a .NET app (and covers an "alternative" suggested by Keith
Brown)
It's basically talking about the the Microsoft.Vsa[2] namespace.
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What about IronPython?
http://www.codeplex.com/IronPython
Eyvind.
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We need to add the ability for users to execute scripts for our
application, which runs a scientific tool. The users will be scientist,
not professional programmers. A few years ago I would have used the Active
Scripting objects and supported JScript scripts accessing our app's object
model.
Our n
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