Hi all, I'm a new user to AngelScript and have been trying to integrate it into my C++ component-based game engine for the past week or so.
I've finally settled on a design where my script manager will add all the scripts to the script builder, build the module and prepare the context all at the start of loading a scene.Once that is done, the script system will execute the context (but only while the game is playing, if it is paused it will suspend the context).

However, I've been getting an error code asCONTEXT_NOT_PREPARED.

So was I wrong to prepare the context too early? and is there a better design I could follow for a component-based engine?

Thanks for your time and apologies if its too vague or too simple.

I suppose you have a "script" component. Lets call it the "Controller" component. When you add a "Controller" component to one of your GameObject, you should "cache" the function pointer (asIScriptFunction) (not the context). Check the "game" sample that comes with Angelscript:

// scriptmgr.cpp Line 217
// Save/Cache this object in your Controller component
asIScriptObject *CScriptMgr::CreateController(const string &script, CGameObj *gameObj)

// scriptmgr.cpp Line 208
// Save/Cache the method you want to call
ctrl->onThinkMethod = type->GetMethodByDecl("void OnThink()");

// scriptmgr.cpp Line 282
int CScriptMgr::ExecuteCall(asIScriptContext *ctx)

// scriptmgr.cpp Line 302
asIScriptContext *CScriptMgr::PrepareContextFromPool(asIScriptFunction *func)

// scriptmgr.cpp Line 318
void CScriptMgr::ReturnContextToPool(asIScriptContext *ctx)

I've been doing this for years now. Never had to touch that code again.

Oh dang, I completely forgot to reply here, sorry!

Thanks for the advice guys. Unfortunately, had to stop development on the scripting side of my game engine for the time being due to personal stuff but I will definitely take what you've said when I resume it