From: "Jonathan Ross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Or, this being JIT and all, maybe method A was
never compiled until I called method B, but I have no idea how any direct
calls could be made if you had to check all the .net code to see if it was
compiled yet before calling it.
Yes. Any function refer
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By any chance, do you know for sure if the call I'm making
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By any chance, do you know for sure if the call I'm making from Method B
to
Method A is a direct c
From: "Jonathan Ross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
By any chance, do you know for sure if the call I'm making from Method B
to
Method A is a direct call instruction or if it's a dynamic method
delegate?
I'm betting it's a straight up instruction call, which has me frothing
with
anticipation.
Well, you'
truction call, which has me frothing with
anticipation.
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From: "Jonathan Ross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Okay, for the last 4 hours I've been stuck on calling a dynamic method
from
another dynamic method. Following is my code, which errors out for some
reason unknown to me.
The error message "Common Language Runtime detected an invalid program."
almost ce
oid write(string text)
{
Console.WriteLine(text);
}
}
}
-Jonathan
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I would recommend SharpDevelop but it is GPL which probably doesn't
suit. Essential Edit from SyncFusion is a commercial product with
Intellisense, syntax colouring etc. and I know for a fact that it is
what is used in SnippetComp
Thanks for the help everyone. I've discovered dynamic methods, and I've
successfully been able to call a function in my program using one. Now I
just need to test calling one of my dynamic methods from another, but it
looks like this won't be too hard. Unfortunately this is still all using
emit, a
I would recommend SharpDevelop but it is GPL which probably doesn't
suit. Essential Edit from SyncFusion is a commercial product with
Intellisense, syntax colouring etc. and I know for a fact that it is
what is used in SnippetCompiler (have a play with this and see if you
like how the control works
This runs close to what I'm going to be embarking on in the next few
weeks. I need to rewrite a tool that was written in wxPython, and
allowed users to build "work steps" as python scripts and string them
together into a execution plan (with scheduling, database updating,
custom configurations, etc
Jonathan,
You can do this with CodeDOM. CodeDOM allows you to compile to
in-memory assemblies which you can load and execute and most
importantly for your purposes CodeDOM won't validate that
types/methods/etc. exist until compile time. So when you are writing
the code for "A" you can refer to the
Hi there.
Sounds difficult (and interesting!) If I were you, I'd have a look at
Jscript .NET - it has some of the features you want. It won't do it all,
but looking at the way it does things may give you some ideas.
This post may help get things started:
http://pluralsight.com/blogs/crai
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