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·.NET Scripting Hosts, Part Thirteen
Last time we began outfitting out .NET Scripting Host with basic debugger support modeled after the steps we follow when creating a COM-based Scripting Host. Let's take a look at how the code for those steps is integrated into our existing host.
·.NET Scripting Hosts, Part Twelve
The ActivDbg.tlb file from the SDK is used to generate definitions of the Active Debugging interfaces, and the initial calls to setup support for debugging are added to our host.
·.NET Scripting Hosts, Part X
.NET Scripting Hosts, Part Ten; we continue looking at the three primary interfaces we need to create our smart host.
·.NET Scripting Hosts, Part Nine
Upgrading a basic scripting host to a smart host. Here we lay out the C# definition of the IRemoteDebugApplication interface, which is the ancestor of IDebugApplication.
·.NET Scripting Hosts, Part Eight
Extending a basic host in .NET to a smart host starts with mapping the ProcessDebugManager, IDebugApplication, and IDebugDocumentHelper interfaces into .NET.
·.NET Scripting Hosts, Part Seven
The seventh part in this series on .NET Scripting Hosts continues looking at how we can handle errors that may occur in our host -- both expected and unexpected types. By this time, hopefully you have a feel for what it takes to create a very basic scripting host in C#.
·.NET Scripting Hosts, Part Six
As we move into the sixth part of this series on .NET Scripting Hosts, our basic scripting host is functional -- we've created a basic scripting host site implementation for the scripting engine to call back into, we've created a specific engine for the language we want to use, initialized it with some script and COM objects, and executed a simple script. Next, we're going to look a bit deeper into th ...
·.NET Scripting Hosts, Part Five
So up to now we've created a very basic scripting host in C# that initializes an instance of JScript and sets the host as the site callback for the engine. Next, we'll add support for one of the more complicated parts of a scripting host -- integration of objects into a script.
·.NET Scripting Hosts Continued
So far we've looked at the steps to define the IActiveScript, IActiveScriptSite and IActiveScriptParse interfaces in C# for our .NET scripting host. This month we'll focus in on code to create a skeleton host using these interfaces.
·.NET Scripting Hosts
This month we'll look at declaring an interface for developing an Active Scripting host in C# using the IActiveScriptParse and IActiveScriptSite interfaces.
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·The Daily GameDev.net
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!It's with great pleasure that I ring in the New Year here at GDNet and welcome you to the first Daily of 2009. Just yesterday we were all looking back at 2008, and now our sights have once again been turned forwards and ahead to what this new year will bring us all. Annnd I'm going to stop right there and just get on with it.New Years Resolutions for the Game Industry. Leigh Alexander from Gamasutra h ...
·Tales from Journal Land: New Years Edition
I'm going to be up in the Poconos Mountains in north-eastern Pennsylvania later tonight and the rest of this week. Why should you care? Because despite my wishing there's internet at the house everytime I go up (it's a duplex and my friends and I stay on the bottom floor) I know there won't be - it's an old couple occupying the house upstairs permanently and they don't seem to be the technological type. So that means ...
·The Daily GameDev.Net
I apologize for this Truly Phoned In GameDev.Net Daily. It's been a rough week. Didn't even realize it was Tuesday until someone mentioned it to me.The MMO world is usually good for ridiculous news of some sort. This time, Worlds.com is suing NCSoft for infringing on a patent entitled "System and Method for Enabling Users to Interact in a Virtual Space." It sounds like a very broad patent, but apparently Worlds.com f ...
·The Top 10 Independent Games of 2008
GameTunnel has just published its Top 10 Independent Games of the Year list for 2008.nbsp; A yearly feature since 2003, the GameTunnel Game of the Year awards highlight the best PC games that you've never heard of.nbsp; Covering obscure games made by passionate indie developers, the awards are a unique list of hidden gems from the game industry's underground.
·The Daily GameDev.net
Welcome back from Christmas week. Hopefully the Daily will rescue you from the last dregs of your extended family, allowing you to temporarily escape into a universe of snark and discussions of videogames.If you produced the recent Prince of Persia game, you're probably quite upset that gamers haven't rushed to your defense and embraced your game with open arms and showering of gifts. Your innovations, such as a dial ...
·Weekend Reading: Tales from Journal Land
Journal Land Pick of the WeekChronicles of the Hieroglyph - Jason Z reveals the book project he, Wolfgang Engel, Jack Hoxley, Ralf Kornmann, and Niko Suni have been working on for over a year: "Programming Vertex, Geometry, and Pixel Shaders". This book is available in full online at the GD Wiki. The team ofauthors is working on a printed revision covering DirectX 11, but the online material will be more than suitabl ...
·Help Wanted Picks: Christmas Edition
We're back again with our now-regular feature showcasing some of the most promising and/or interesting projects currently recruiting in our Help Wanted forum. This time we've got a working playable 2d MMO looking for art and design help, an experienced modding team looking to expand their ranks, and XNA Community Games platformer aiming to donate any profits to charity and an interesting non-gaming project looking f ...
·New Book Published Exclusively to GDWiki!
Merry Christmas! I'm happy to announce that Wolfgang Engel, Jack Hoxley, Ralf Kornmann, Niko Suni and Jason Zink have all worked hard and conspired to bring you Programming Vertex, Geometry, and Pixel Shaders. This book is intended for people that have some background in DirectX8 or DirectX9 programming and want to upgrade their knowledge to DirectX 10. It's also completely free and available on GDWiki!This book can ...
·Game STL v0.0.1a Released!
Game STL is an open source C++ template library which, although based on certain aspects of the STL, it includes many improvements which increase the suitability of STL for use in commercial or open source game development as described in the EASTL. This release, version 0.0.1a, released in time for Christmas, is a windows only first look at the library and how it is adapting to meet the needs of professional and hob ...
·DX Studio Winter 2008 Games Competition Winners Announced
The winning entries to the DX Studio Winter 2008 Games Contest have just been announced by Worldweaver Ltd.
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·Regular Expressions: Python's Mechanization
In this month's Regular Expressions column, Cameron and Kathryn look at using the dynamic language Python to handle specific automation needs.
·Automating the Management of Network Devices through the Command-Line
Holt describes how to automate the remote management of a domain of network devices using the Python programming language.
·Python-URL! - 2006/3/27 by Peter Otten
Want to keep up on the latest in Python? There's no better way than subscribing to "Dr. Dobb's Python-URL!: The Weekly Guide to Python Resources". These weekly postings will keep you up-to-date on the latest conferences, papers, releases, links,and more core information about Python. DDJ is proud to be associated with the Python-URL! team that launched this valuable project.
·Python-URL! - 2006/3/20 by Peter Otten
Want to keep up on the latest in Python? There's no better way than subscribing to "Dr. Dobb's Python-URL!: The Weekly Guide to Python Resources". These weekly postings will keep you up-to-date on the latest conferences, papers, releases, links,and more core information about Python. DDJ is proud to be associated with the Python-URL! team that launched this valuable project.
·Python-URL! - 2006/3/17 by Cameron Laird
Want to keep up on the latest in Python? There's no better way than subscribing to "Dr. Dobb's Python-URL!: The Weekly Guide to Python Resources". These weekly postings will keep you up-to-date on the latest conferences, papers, releases, links,and more core information about Python. DDJ is proud to be associated with the Python-URL! team that launched this valuable project.
·Python-URL! - 2006/3/06 by Cameron Laird
Want to keep up on the latest in Python? There's no better way than subscribing to "Dr. Dobb's Python-URL!: The Weekly Guide to Python Resources". These weekly postings will keep you up-to-date on the latest conferences, papers, releases, links,and more core information about Python. DDJ is proud to be associated with the Python-URL! team that launched this valuable project.
·Python-URL! - 2006/2/28 by Cameron Laird
Want to keep up on the latest in Python? There's no better way than subscribing to "Dr. Dobb's Python-URL!: The Weekly Guide to Python Resources". These weekly postings will keep you up-to-date on the latest conferences, papers, releases, links,and more core information about Python. DDJ is proud to be associated with the Python-URL! team that launched this valuable project.
·Python-URL! - 2006/2/21 by Cameron Laird
Want to keep up on the latest in Python? There's no better way than subscribing to "Dr. Dobb's Python-URL!: The Weekly Guide to Python Resources". These weekly postings will keep you up-to-date on the latest conferences, papers, releases, links,and more core information about Python. DDJ is proud to be associated with the Python-URL! team that launched this valuable project.
·Python-URL! - 2006/2/13 by Cameron Laird
Want to keep up on the latest in Python? There's no better way than subscribing to "Dr. Dobb's Python-URL!: The Weekly Guide to Python Resources". These weekly postings will keep you up-to-date on the latest conferences, papers, releases, links,and more core information about Python. DDJ is proud to be associated with the Python-URL! team that launched this valuable project.
·Python-URL! - 2006/2/07 by Magnus Lycka
Want to keep up on the latest in Python? There's no better way than subscribing to "Dr. Dobb's Python-URL!: The Weekly Guide to Python Resources". These weekly postings will keep you up-to-date on the latest conferences, papers, releases, links,and more core information about Python. DDJ is proud to be associated with the Python-URL! team that launched this valuable project.
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