Ian
Jaroslaw Kowalski wrote:
that should be doable. The class would automatically have the FunctionSet attribute added if definefunctions was true.
but what if you actually wanted to use the constructor to do somthing ?
Why ? Who'll call the construtor? AFAIR it's the ExpressionEvaluator who does call functions. And there's one-function == one "new" rule in place.
With the longer format it would be easier to copy your function code out
when you get around to making a proper assembly for it.
I don't think it's a problem. You either want to implement a function library - then you start with a full *.cs file, compile it and test or want to write an ad-hoc function that's locally needed and is probably never gonna be reused - use <script> task. Simple.
Jarek
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