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  • alexis.meilland@gmail.com

    #1

    Dynamic compilation

    Hello.

    I have a big problem. In fact, I have a program coded in C#. In this
    one, I generate a vb.net assembly. Everything is ok. It works well.

    But now, my problem is the following.

    I want to export the .net object in1 created in the code I want to
    compile.
    Input is a class used in my c# and vb source
    For example:

    Input in1 = new Input();
    in1.value="2";


    And in my code I want to compile by fly. I will only write: I will not
    declare the type. Just pass the object to my compilation

    MessageBox.Show (in1.value);

    With control active script, it is possible to do that with the
    function addobject. But it doesn't support vb.net

    Could you help me please?

    Thank you

  • Ben Voigt [C++ MVP]

    #2
    Re: Dynamic compilation


    <alexis.meillan d@gmail.comwrot e in message
    news:1181052179 .452842.103420@ p77g2000hsh.goo glegroups.com.. .
    Hello.
    >
    I have a big problem. In fact, I have a program coded in C#. In this
    one, I generate a vb.net assembly. Everything is ok. It works well.
    >
    But now, my problem is the following.
    >
    I want to export the .net object in1 created in the code I want to
    compile.
    Input is a class used in my c# and vb source
    For example:
    >
    Input in1 = new Input();
    in1.value="2";
    >
    >
    And in my code I want to compile by fly. I will only write: I will not
    declare the type. Just pass the object to my compilation
    Maybe your generated assembly needs a reference to the running C# assembly?
    Have you done that yet?
    >
    MessageBox.Show (in1.value);
    >
    With control active script, it is possible to do that with the
    function addobject. But it doesn't support vb.net
    >
    Could you help me please?
    >
    Thank you
    >

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