What’s CS-Script?

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CS-Script is an open-source scripting system based on CLR and C# language. It combines C# and fuzzy control programming languages, automating various programming needs. It can be used with other CLR languages and extended easily.

CS-Script is a scripting system for computer programming. It is based on the common language runtime (CLR) and uses the C# language. What many programmers like is that CS-Script is open-source, which means it can be tailored to a programmer’s needs as long as the use is within the license agreement. The scripting engine is used in CLR-oriented environments and most often in the Microsoft® .NET Framework.

The main strength of CS-Script is that it combines both C# and fuzzy control programming languages ​​with the convenience and flexibility of a scripting system. The engine can automate a variety of programming needs so system administrators, network administrators, system developers, or even program testers can save time. They can use CS-Script to run C# code from a command prompt or from a CLR application hosting the script engine.

Most CLR scripting systems combine a runtime environment and a language. This means that the runtime is linked and cannot work without the associated language and vice versa. CS-Script is different because it’s just a runtime environment. It uses the C# programming language and related infrastructure so that programmers can get various benefits.

First, the fact that the language doesn’t have to be managed separately means that the user doesn’t need to develop or use any language compiler or development tools. The user can simply leverage the existing development infrastructure. Plus, lots of information available online and in print on how to use the scripting engine and the C# language.

Second, CS-Script can be used alongside other CLR languages ​​with the required language adapters, also called alternative compilers. The default language of the scripting engine is C#, but it also includes adapters for VB, C+, C++, CLI and JavaScript. This makes CS-Script even more adaptable to whatever scripts a programmer needs to develop or run, whether they are hosted or stand-alone scripts.

Additional benefits include ease of installation and the ability to extend the system. Installation is done by simply porting the script and engine files to any system with a .NET runtime. The script engine and function can be extended in several ways. A script can be converted into an application and an application can be converted into a script. Additionally, you can add any new assembly written in .NET or any COM component to expand the capabilities of the scripting engine.




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