Marty Nelson wrote:
We have users writing extension scripts that execute from C#, and may
be called multiple times (for example, hooked up to a Change event of
some object or event in the main application)
Is sys.exit(1) an acceptable way for them to exit the script (used
like an early return in C#)? Is there a better way? Does it do
anything to the ScriptScope that is reused?
It would seem acceptable - it raises the SystemExit exception which your
hosting application would need to catch and ignore.
A better structured way (in my opinion) would be to use a procedural or
object oriented approach in the scripts and allow them to terminate
normally.
Michael Foord
Thanks!
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