Re: ANN: paxScript, v2.4
From: Alain Falanga (a.falanga_at_noreply.com)
Date: 08/25/04
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Date: Wed, 25 Aug 2004 21:04:54 +0200
Alexander Baranovsky avait prétendu :
> New version of the paxScript scripting engine has been released.
>
> Major changes in v2.4:
>
> Explicit type casting (paxPascal, paxBasic, paxC).
> TPaxScripter.OnDefine event.
> Importing private, protected and public fields of a Delphi class.
> Importing record types.
>
> The key features of the paxScript are:
>
> - paxScript supports 4 scripting languages: paxPascal, paxBasic, paxC and
> paxJavaScript..
> - All pax-languages support such concepts of the modern programming as
> namespaces, nested classes, inheritance, static(shared) members, indexed
> properties, default parameters, overloaded routines, operator overloading,
> delegates, exception handling, regular expressions, conditional compilation,
> included files.
> - Cross-language programming. For example, you can use modules written in
> paxBasic and paxC in your paxPascal scripts and vice versa.
> - Separate compilation of the modules.
> - Direct calling of dll-defined routines. All calling conventions register,
> pascal, cdecl, stdcall, safecall are supported.
> - Embedding scripts into html pages.
>
> All paxScript languages support LISPPA technology which considerably extends
> the applicability of imperative programming languages in the symbolic
> computations and AI applications.
>
> TPaxScripter component allows you to embed the paxScript interpreter into
> your Delphi, Kylix or Borland C++ Builder application, so you can extend and
> customize the application without having to recompile it.
>
> Using TPaxScripter you can
>
> - Import Delphi classes routines, constants, and variables.
> - Import Delphi units automatically with paxScript importer.
> - Convert dfm-files into the paxPascal scripts.
> - Call script-defined functions.
> - Save/load compiled scripts to/from a stream.
> - Unite source code modules and compiled (binary) modules in your script
> project. Moreover, you can add full compiled script to the script project.
> - Build the code explorer tree.
> - Customize compilation process and error handling.
> - Use scripter in the debugger mode (breakpoints, watches, call stack, step
> into, trace over, run to cursor). The component comes with full source code
> of paxScript IDE, so you can use it as a base for developing your own
> integrated environment.
>
> Source code of the paxScript interpreter and TPaxScripter component is
> written entirely with Delphi and compatible with Delphi 5, Delphi 6,
> Delphi 7, C++ Builder 5, C++ Builder 6, Kylix 3. You don't need any extra
> DLLs or OCXs.
>
> TPaxScripter component is thread safe. It has small footprint (about 30-40
> Kb per extra TPaxScripter instance).
>
> Thank you.
>
> Alexander Baranovsky,
> VIRT Laboratory
> www.paxscript.com
> ab@cable.netlux.org
For those who always hesitate on a choice for a script engine, I'm
recommend to try PaxScript. Exceptionnaly product, support and
Alexander is an exceptionnal guy ! (I speack freely without any
connexion to VIRT Laboratory)
Greetings,
Alain
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