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  • Derek Hart
    #1

    Substitute For Microsoft Script Control

    I am using the Microsoft Script Control on a VB.Net winforms form, and I use
    it to evaluate text based calculations that come from a database. For
    example, it evaluates "1+1" or "True And False Or True". It does that with
    code that looks like the following:

    If myForm.fScriptC ontrol.ScriptCo ntrol1.Eval("1+ 1") = 2 Then Return True

    I now need this type of functionality to be used in web services, and I
    cannot figure out how to use this script control separate from placing it on
    a form. I cannot call a form with web services. Should there be a way to use
    this scripting directly?

    Derek


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    • Gillard
      #2
      Re: Substitute For Microsoft Script Control

      what about a class in vb.net that do the job?????????


      "Derek Hart" <derekmhart@yah oo.comwrote in message
      news:#be91yH4IH A.4908@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl...
      I am using the Microsoft Script Control on a VB.Net winforms form, and I
      use it to evaluate text based calculations that come from a database. For
      example, it evaluates "1+1" or "True And False Or True". It does that with
      code that looks like the following:
      >
      If myForm.fScriptC ontrol.ScriptCo ntrol1.Eval("1+ 1") = 2 Then Return True
      >
      I now need this type of functionality to be used in web services, and I
      cannot figure out how to use this script control separate from placing it
      on a form. I cannot call a form with web services. Should there be a way
      to use this scripting directly?
      >
      Derek
      >

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        • Gillard
          #3
          Re: Substitute For Microsoft Script Control

          it is here as an attachment

          use :

          Dim calc As New mcCalc()

          txtAnswer.Text = calc.evaluate(t xtExpression.Te xt)


          "Derek Hart" <derekmhart@yah oo.comwrote in message
          news:#be91yH4IH A.4908@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl...
          I am using the Microsoft Script Control on a VB.Net winforms form, and I
          use it to evaluate text based calculations that come from a database. For
          example, it evaluates "1+1" or "True And False Or True". It does that with
          code that looks like the following:
          >
          If myForm.fScriptC ontrol.ScriptCo ntrol1.Eval("1+ 1") = 2 Then Return True
          >
          I now need this type of functionality to be used in web services, and I
          cannot figure out how to use this script control separate from placing it
          on a form. I cannot call a form with web services. Should there be a way
          to use this scripting directly?
          >
          Derek
          >

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            • Derek Hart
              #4
              Re: Substitute For Microsoft Script Control

              What namespace is this in?


              "Gillard" <gillard_george s@hotmail.comwr ote in message
              news:%23kQmmgO4 IHA.4340@TK2MSF TNGP06.phx.gbl. ..
              it is here as an attachment
              >
              use :
              >
              Dim calc As New mcCalc()
              >
              txtAnswer.Text = calc.evaluate(t xtExpression.Te xt)
              >
              >
              "Derek Hart" <derekmhart@yah oo.comwrote in message
              news:#be91yH4IH A.4908@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl...
              >I am using the Microsoft Script Control on a VB.Net winforms form, and I
              >use it to evaluate text based calculations that come from a database. For
              >example, it evaluates "1+1" or "True And False Or True". It does that
              >with
              >code that looks like the following:
              >>
              >If myForm.fScriptC ontrol.ScriptCo ntrol1.Eval("1+ 1") = 2 Then Return True
              >>
              >I now need this type of functionality to be used in web services, and I
              >cannot figure out how to use this script control separate from placing it
              >on a form. I cannot call a form with web services. Should there be a way
              >to use this scripting directly?
              >>
              >Derek
              >>

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