DLRConsole isn't really reusable today, which is why I've been rewriting it in
C# and adding it to Microsoft.Scripting.Silverlight:
(http://github.com/jschementi/agdlr). It can be enabled by putting console=true
in initParams
(http://blog.jimmy.schementi.com/2008/11/repls-in-silverlight.html).
Hopefully getting a build out soon ... I'll keep this list posted.
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xkrja wrote:
I've seen Michael Foord's "Interactive Interpreter" made in Silverlight 2 and
the DLRconsole (I assume made by Jimmy Schementi) and I like them a lot.
But my question is: What controls have been used to mimic the console
"feeling"? I've tried to read the source code but can't find h
I've seen Michael Foord's "Interactive Interpreter" made in Silverlight 2 and
the DLRconsole (I assume made by Jimmy Schementi) and I like them a lot.
But my question is: What controls have been used to mimic the console
"feeling"? I've tried to read the source code but can't find how it's built
