On Wednesday, 21 August 2013 at 09:23:27 UTC, Jacob Carlborg
wrote:
On 2013-08-21 11:10, Flamaros wrote:
For the moment we can't use D as script language for our
project, just
because there is no API to parse and execute a d file as
script.
You can do something like this:
import dquick.dsl;
import std.stdio;
void executeSciprt ()
{
mixin(import("foo.d"));
}
void main ()
{
initialize();
executeSciprt();
writeln(DQuickDsl.serialize());
}
When you want to "execute" the D script you use the above as a
template and only need to replace the file name, in this case
"foo.d", and create a file. Compile that file run the resulting
executable, this is easily done using rdmd. Retrieve the
serialized data, deserialized it and do want you need with the
data structures.
Maybe something can be done with a load of a compiled dll
resulting of the compilation of script files. But it doesn't
seems to be a really good way.
I am not sure to understand correctly your suggestion, I don't
see how the application will be able to create GUI items from
"foo.d". Need "foo.d" embed a code to serialize the GUI items
structure to a file that the application will load?
