Jascha,
You're need to write a small host for IronRuby in a static .NET language, as
the Office add-in API most likely requires an actual assembly with actual
CLR types to be loaded. However, with a minimal shim to host IronRuby in an
office add-in, you can then write the actual logic of your add-
You can download Visual C# Express for free. There is also the
MonoDevelop IDE which is free. Beside that you can use any text editor
together with the ironruby and c# compiler to work in any way you want
:)
I am not certain how the Office addin's work but usually that kind of
thing works with a (
Hi,
I'd like to write an Outlook(2003 & 2010)-AddIn in Ruby (IronRuby), but
I'm not pretty sure, whether this is possible.
The AddIn should bring up a new icon in Outlooks' CommandBar and should
read contact items.
I just found some examples, where they put Ruby-Code into a C#-Wrapper
what is not
