Inline::VBScript module.
It uses Inline::Interp as a base, and Win32::OLE to create a MS Script Control
which it passes code to. Some of it's a little hacky (you can execute subs
hygienically usin .Run(subname, argument list...), but to return expressions, you
have to construct a string argument list to pass to .Eval!) but it kind of works
for simple cases. (Mainly because Win32::OLE is uber-cool and does all the
heavy lifting).
Any comments or suggestions? I'll hopefully package it up in the new year.
Ta, osfameron
