CS-Script 3.2.0

Features

Because CS-Script is based on the full featured C# it offers full access to CLR and CTS. It targets the latest version CLR but the distributables also include legacy binaries for running onany version of CLR (.NET 1.1/2.0/3.0/3.5).

It offers possibility of extending functionality of any CLR applications with "scripting", by hosting the script engine in the application.

It also provides integration with OS, common IDEs and debuggers.

These are some details of the major features of the CS-Script development system:

Programming language is CLS-compliant C# (currently JScript, VB.NET, C++/CLI and CC#)
Script engine can run C# code targeting both .NET 1.1 and .NET 2.0 frameworks
Any CLS-compliant C# code (standard .cs file) can be used as a script without any modifications
CS-Script allows development without the purchase of any additional products (though integration with MS's or third-party IDE is highly recommended)
Automatic script caching ensures lightning performance
Runtime callable wrappers (proxies) for COM, WCF, WebService and Remoting can be dynamically generated on fly, without developer involvement. What makes CS-Script truly dynamic runtime environment while maintaining it's statically typed nature.
Sophisticated algorithm for local assemblies resolving ensures usage of "plain vanilla.cs"
Any script can be compiled into executable. Thus no script engine is required to run it.
Any script can be compiled into dll. Thus it can be used by other applications without usage of the script engine.
Script engine implementation in a form of assembly (CSScriptLibrary.dll) is provided. Thus it can be hosted by CLR applications (see Script hosting).
Script engine can load/execute multiple scripts with 'import' directive thus code from one script can be executed from another (see Importing scripts).
Script engine can load at run time assemblies referenced directly in the script code with 'reference' directive (see Using .NET assemblies).
Script engine is integrated with Operating System by means of shell extensions for Windows Explorer
Integration with the common range of CLR IDEs and debuggers is available. Currently supported IDEs/Debuggers are .NET Studio 2008/2010, SharpDevelop and MS CLR Debugger.
C# scripts are very easy to debug with any CLR debugger available on the target system.
One debugger can be used to debug both script host and script itself seamlessly.
Any script can be easily converted in the Visual Studio 2005 project.
Supported systems: Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP, Server 2003, Vista
only preliminary testing has been conducted on Vista