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Old Mar 10th, 2007, 1:17 PM   #1
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C# as a script engine.. System.CodeDom.Compiler

I've been using C# to automate some file editing for myself.. I've been editing my source code each time I need something different, I now want to maybe make my program public and I really need a decent scripting engine to stop the repetitive compiling..

The System.CodeDom.Compiler namespace? looked interesting to me; I enjoy coding with C# and like the syntax but I've looked around and not found any information useful, I did find code examples of compiling the exe of given source, but I need the script engine to be able to access my programs functions (some of them at least), is that possible by using the C# code compiler?

Any information on the namespace or script engine suggestions appreciated, though I'd like to stay away from LUA.. nothing against it.

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