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Thanks for the pointers to the delphi mag articles<br />
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Mike
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Thanks for the pointers to the delphi mag articles

Mike

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I have an upcoming project that could benefit greatly from a scripting host. &nbsp;I have written scripting engines before (though not in a while, and I'm certainly not interested in doing so any time soon :) though I'm am interested in the new win32 scripting services. &nbsp;I would like some information on using M$'s scripting components like:<br />
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-how difficult is it to use these components?<br />
-how are the apps objects (etc.) exposed to the script?<br />
-are there any preexisting vcl's you could recomend for providing these services?<br />
-is this one of those things that *really like* D4 or better?<br />
-I assume that once scripting is supported, the source scripts can be written in any laanguage supported by windows scripting, is this true?<br />
-what kind of experiences have you had with these components, good, bad, other?<br />
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Thankyou very much (in advance :)<br />
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Mike<br />

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I have an upcoming project that could benefit greatly from a scripting host.  I have written scripting engines before (though not in a while, and I'm certainly not interested in doing so any time soon :) though I'm am interested in the new win32 scripting services.  I would like some information on using M$'s scripting components like:

-how difficult is it to use these components?
-how are the apps objects (etc.) exposed to the script?
-are there any preexisting vcl's you could recomend for providing these services?
-is this one of those things that *really like* D4 or better?
-I assume that once scripting is supported, the source scripts can be written in any laanguage supported by windows scripting, is this true?
-what kind of experiences have you had with these components, good, bad, other?



Thankyou very much (in advance :)


Mike


Windows Scripting

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