Comments on: Introducing the S# scripting language and runtime http://visualizationtools.net/default/introducing-the-s-scripting-language-and-runtime/ Think. Visualize. Understand. Wed, 28 Dec 2011 13:39:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Manuel http://visualizationtools.net/default/introducing-the-s-scripting-language-and-runtime/#comment-328 Manuel Wed, 19 May 2010 10:40:19 +0000 http://www.orbifold.net/default/?p=2457#comment-328 S# is a really nice solution. I still have its' latest sources from codeplex. I am very interested in a version that enables debugging and especially a version that exposes a debugger e.g. as a .NET WPF/Forms/Web control. It would be very nice to have editing and debugging features in-place directly within a .NET application host. May you please post a prospected release date for debugging services? regards S# is a really nice solution. I still have its’ latest sources from codeplex. I am very interested in a version that enables debugging and especially a version that exposes a debugger e.g. as a .NET WPF/Forms/Web control. It would be very nice to have editing and debugging features in-place directly within a .NET application host. May you please post a prospected release date for debugging services?

regards

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]]> By: Sven http://visualizationtools.net/default/introducing-the-s-scripting-language-and-runtime/#comment-326 Sven Mon, 09 Nov 2009 08:15:47 +0000 http://www.orbifold.net/default/?p=2457#comment-326 Wow, François it must be awesome to be so talented. I should be so lucky. Anyway, this new product, while it looks awesome seems to target scenarios that are also covered by the already existing technologies of IronPython, IronRuby or more fundamentally the DLR. From what I see I'm guessing that S# is not based on the DLR. If I'm right, could you explain why you chose not to ? Also, would you consider providing alternate syntaxes (like VBScript, VBA ?) Keep up the awesome work ! Wow, François it must be awesome to be so talented. I should be so lucky.
Anyway, this new product, while it looks awesome seems to target scenarios that are also covered by the already existing technologies of IronPython, IronRuby or more fundamentally the DLR. From what I see I’m guessing that S# is not based on the DLR. If I’m right, could you explain why you chose not to ?

Also, would you consider providing alternate syntaxes (like VBScript, VBA ?)

Keep up the awesome work !

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