Am 29.03.2011, 18:57 Uhr, schrieb Bill Chiles <bill...@microsoft.com>:
You'll want to look at the DLR overview doc and then the Sympl sample
walkthrough doc:
http://dlr.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Docs%20and%20specs&referringTitle=Home&ProjectName=dlr
Thanks for the link, it will keep me busy for a while :)
You'll want to type the parameter to testComplexObject as 'dynamic' and
I was assuming testComplexObject came out of some third party c# library
which I cannot change. So making it dynamic is not possible.
implement IDMOP on JSObject, which you can see how to do from the Sympl
sample. Now, the Sympl sample is VERY light on real .NET bindin, but if
it all maps to GetProp/SetProp, then maybe this is fine. If you might
flow into your code a regular C# object (not just a JSObj), then you may
want to make use of the DefaultBinder from the DLR project, which is
what the Iron languages use to get much richer binding. You could also
make use of the C# runtime binder to get C#'s semantics for binding
members of objects at runtime, but you get that for free if you declare
the parameter 'dynamic' and have your JSOjbectMetaObject simply punt
whenever the object is not a derived type of JSObject. You get that for
free because you'll call back on the binder at the obj.message call
site, and C# will have compiled that callsite to use its binder.
Ok, I need to read more of the document and apply what I learned to what
you just said :)
Thanks for your help!
-Matthias
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