Luna, my scheme compiler/read-eval-print for .NET works like that, although in a more lispy syntax. It should be easy to use it to write a more 'shell-like' tool (like you suggest). It is indeed very exciting to be able to do stuff like that (exploratory coding is just one benefit out of many). However, as far as I know, it still doesn't work on mono. Last time I checked it was due to an incomplete reflection implementation, but if it's OK now and the only problems are with luna, let's make it work!

http://sourceforge.net/projects/luna-scheme/

tom

At 23:45 27/11/2002 +0900, Keisuke Nishida wrote:
Hi,

Is there a command-line tool that allows me to access .NET
interactively?  I am thinking of something like this:

  $ interactive-mono
  mono> using System
  mono> Console.WriteLine("Hello")
  Hello
  mono> class Foo
  mono> static int Add(int x, int y) { return x + y; }
  mono> Add(1, 2)
  $1 = 3
  mono>

If not, I am interested in writing one (if it is feasible).

Keisuke

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