Python for Delphi works very well. Python is open sourced and there is
great support.
Javascript (and vbscript) via Windows Script work fine too. Not as
functional as Python but there is a bigger user base.
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From: "Alistair Ward"
Sent: Monda
I second this. We use it and its never caused us one issue at all.
Jeremy
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From: delphi-boun...@delphi.org.nz [mailto:delphi-boun...@delphi.org.nz] On
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Sent: Monday, 22 March 2010 17:38
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Its probably dead aw_script.. because there isn't really anything else to
do.. its just a wrapper for the java code.
its simple and works. I certainly never had any issue with it when I was
using it.
A Pascal one would be nice too.
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 5:34 PM, Alistair Ward wrote:
> Thank
I had a lot of problems with PaxScript. Once you expose a couple of hundred
objects/classes and have scripts >100kb then things became unstable and I
got strange problems with memory corruptions and things.
Anyway, PaxScript is very old .. PaxCompiler is the newest one
http://www.paxcompiler.com/
Thanks everybody for the rapid responses, and further suggestions for things to
look at.
My list of possibles is now:
1) DelphiScript from RemObjects
2) Python for Delphi
3) TMS Scripter Studio
4) JavaScript (?)
5) PaxScript (possibly superceded by PaxCompiler)
6) FastScript
7) WinWrap
I
I'm curious to hear what people are using too as we may want to add
scripting at some point.
So far everyone has had a different answer and 2/3 are new ones to add to
Alistair's existing list of 4... so looks like there are lots of choices out
there. The problem Alistair has, and what we will a
You might also consider WinWrap:
http://www.winwrap.com/web/basic/default.asp
Previously known as "SAX Basic", SAX was in fact a rebranding of the WinWrap
technology previously acquired from Polar and now back under their
ownership. WinWrap provides scripting support for the BASIC language, an
Hi Alistair
PaxScript supports Basic, C, Pascal and Javascript scripts
http://eco148-88394.innterhost.net/paxscript/
Todd.
> We're looking to integrate a scripting engine of some sort into a Delphi
> app.
>
> Possibilities are:
> 1) DelphiScript from RemObjects
> 2) Python for Delphi
> 3) TMS
We use FastScript from the Fast Report people... here is their blurb:
A unique feature of FastScript is its ability to use several languages
(PascalScript, C++Script, JScript and BasicScript). This allows you to write
scripts using your favorite language. FastScript doesn't use Microsoft
Script
Ditto for ExpressQuantumGrid. The DevExpress components are in general all
very powerful and pretty well written (ie good overall class architecture,
there is still a lot of code though so it takes a bit of understanding if
you want to create your own versions of things like we have).
If you are l
I'm using this one
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Javascript is no problem at all.
I integrated it into a project a while ago to test for scripting financial
formulas etc and dynamic billing routines.
I'd have to track down the component I used. it was very easy to integrate.
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 3:03 PM, Alistair Ward wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We
Hi,
We're looking to integrate a scripting engine of some sort into a Delphi app.
Possibilities are:
1) DelphiScript from RemObjects
2) Python for Delphi
3) TMS Scripter Studio
4) JavaScript (?)
Has anybody had experience with using any of these products? I am particularly
interested if anyone
Hi Jan
I have used Express Quantum Grid. Very comprehensive.
http://www.devexpress.com/Products/VCL/ExQuantumGrid/
Cheers
John C
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Hi Kyley,
> Hi.. I had trouble with topgrid too after a while and I found it more
> and more difficult to make it meet our needs as time progressed.
>
> We ended up using TVirtualTree which is free with source. I use that
> for all our grids and dataentry throughout the application. As to
> TopGr
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