Re: ANN: paxScript, v2.4

From: Alexander Baranovsky (ab_at_cable.netlux.org)
Date: 08/26/04 

Date: Thu, 26 Aug 2004 16:33:27 +0300

Thanks for your interest.

> Are there any decent examples that use this scripting tool?

> Anybody got views on which scripting tools are the best for ease of use
> and speed?

I cannot compare paxScript with another scripting engines as I'm paxScript
author, and I cannot tell about the projects of my customers without a
permission.
But you can try some test scripts located in the \Benchmarks folder of the
paxIDE package (paxide.zip) regarding the speed. In my opinion, paxScript is
quite fast regarding the speed of calling imported (host-defined) and
script-defined routines. As for the easy of use, I would like to note that
paxScript importer allows you to create imp units (it seems the Dream
Scripter allows to do the same). I guess your case (the importing graphic
library) will require extra efforts: for example paxSxcript does not support
pointer types. However there are paxScript tools to integrate your library
with paxScript without seams: fake methods, paxScript RTTI etc.

In any case you can defer to my help and support.

A.

"Tony Wood" <tony_wood@tctl.co.uk> сообщил/сообщила в новостях следующее:
news:412dcd31@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Alexander Adam wrote:
>
> > hi,
> >
> > > 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)
> >
> > Second that :)
> >
> > alex
>
> DO you find it fast enough when doing complex functions and graphical
> tasks.
>
> The reason i ask is i am using Dream Scripter and although it is very
> good at trapping errors i do feel it is slightly slower than i expect
> it to be. I base this on some tests i run against different scripting
> tools several years ago.
>
> Are there any decent examples that use this scripting tool?
>
> Anybody got views on which scripting tools are the best for ease of use
> and speed?
>
>
> Tony Wood

Relevant Pages

  • paxScript, v1.6
    ... New version of the paxScript scripting engine has been released. ... Importing dfm files. ... Importer allows you to import Delphi units automatically). ...
    (borland.public.delphi.thirdpartytools.general)
  • ANN: paxScript v1.41
    ... paxScript is a set of object-oriented scripting languages: ... paxPascal and paxJavaScript. ... modern programming as namespaces, nested classes, inheritance, shared ... TPaxScripter component allows you to embed the paxScript interpreter into ...
    (borland.public.delphi.thirdpartytools.general)
  • Re: Question about scripting components for server-side
    ... on the /server/ and are curious about the impact of scripting on the ... Regarding speed, most of the scripting solutions are tokenizing compilers, ... don't compile to machine code or to anything like Java's byte code. ... would be the PaxScript compiler that is currently in beta. ...
    (borland.public.delphi.thirdpartytools.general)
  • Re: Script interpreters
    ... Kevin Powick wrote: ... Note that paxScript supports several scripting engines, ... It also supports multiple scripting languages, ...
    (borland.public.delphi.thirdpartytools.general)
  • Scripting tool for Delphi
    ... I'm looking for Delphi scripting tool components. ... This one is a single language FREE Pascal scripting tool for Delphi. ... It could be better if it had Java Script support. ... Supports Pascal/Basic/Java. ...
    (borland.public.delphi.thirdpartytools.general)