import Scriptinterface;
import System;
import System.Threading;
import System.Diagnostics;
class myClass implements IScript
{
private var Host : IHost;
function Test1 ()
{
for (var i : int = 0; i < 1000; i++)
{
Console.WriteLine("Hallo im Thread1111!");
}
//Comment
}
function Test2 ()
{
for (var i : int = 0; i < 1000; i++)
{
Console.WriteLine("Hallo im Thread2222!");
}
}
function OutputMsg (text : String)
{
Console.WriteLine("1234Hallo IM Script!");
var a : int = int(System.Math.PI);
Host.OutputMsg("1234 Hallo vom Script!");
var t : Thread = new Thread(Test1);
var t2 : Thread = new Thread(Test2);
t.Start();
t2.Start();
}
function GetHost (host : IHost)
{
Host = host;
}
}
[.net] Cant comment JScript.NET without getting compiler error
Author
Ahoi,
i have another problem: I cant comment my Jscript.NET script without getting confusing errors on compilation.
Author
Yup, Scriptinterface is a module that i wrote. It contains the Interfaces IScript and IHost.
It doesnt matter, if i use either /* */ or // as comment tags...
I get an error all the time.
It doesnt matter, if i use either /* */ or // as comment tags...
I get an error all the time.
unfortunately I cant recreate your exact problem as I don't have your classes. It would probably be best to try and strip your code down as much as possible to try and work out why its happening...
One other thing, you can actually use the inbuilt print("bla bla bla") function instead of Console.WriteLine. You then don't need to add the System Namespace into your VSA engine...
One other thing, you can actually use the inbuilt print("bla bla bla") function instead of Console.WriteLine. You then don't need to add the System Namespace into your VSA engine...
Quote:Original post by Metzler
It's up there in the Test1() Method.
"//Comment" beyond the for-loop.
Oh, that's stupid of me. I thought there might be more to the comment and you were using it as a placeholder.
Looking at your code, did you forget this:
package YourSolutionName;
At the top before your import lines?
Author
The package keyword isnt necessary as far as i know.
And it doenst work either ;)
@Mrs Kensington: If I remember correctly, it was you, who once posted his Vsa-Script-Engine on gamedev.net, right?
Do you have any problems related to this? Or is there any Engine-Option, that i have to set?
And it doenst work either ;)
@Mrs Kensington: If I remember correctly, it was you, who once posted his Vsa-Script-Engine on gamedev.net, right?
Do you have any problems related to this? Or is there any Engine-Option, that i have to set?
Man metzler, your computer is really hating on you lately. BTW, do you have the express edition of C# or C++ installed?
Quote:Original post by Metzler
@Mrs Kensington: If I remember correctly, it was you, who once posted his Vsa-Script-Engine on gamedev.net, right?
Do you have any problems related to this? Or is there any Engine-Option, that i have to set?
yeah that was me... I've not had any problems and I tried to recreate your problems but couldn't get it to error... my initialisation code is the following...
engine = new VsaEngine(true);engine.RootMoniker = moniker;engine.Site = new VsaSite(this);engine.InitNew();engine.RootNamespace = rootNamespace;engine.Name = rootNamespace;//set some optionsengine.SetOption("alwaysGenerateIL", true);engine.SetOption("autoRef", true);engine.SetOption("print", true);I can't see anything in there that would cause your problems... have you got alwaysGenerateIL set to true as that will at least try to build an assembly that runs even if there is an error...
If you could post a stripped down version of your code that we could compile then i'll have a play and see if I can get it to work...
One last question... does it happen if you put a comment anywhere in your code or is it only in function that you are calling as part of a seperate thread?
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