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If a language has an eval() type function then you can wrap it like such:
http://xsi.fie.us/fiejseval/
Very dirty... but does the job.
You can put JScript code in a string literal and eval it through the command from any other language XSI supports, including C++, or C# through COM, in the extreme cases.
-brad
Bernard Lebel <3dbernard(at)gmail.com> wrote: There are two ways that I'm aware of:
- Using the ExecuteScript command, which allows you to run a script in
any supported language
- Using a custom command, which allows you to run a command in any
supported language.
However, I have never heard mixing two different language in the
*same* script file.
Cheers
Bernard
On 6/1/06, David Saber wrote:
> I heard it is
possible to mix different script languages in one script,
> but how do you do that?
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