Re: different script languages in one script?

[Andy Jones <andy(at)thefront.com>]

Also, as of 5.0, XSI has the Application.ExecuteScriptCode method.  Very 
useful for embedded scripts, as it doesn't require a file.

I don't know of a way to switch languages part way down in a script file 
or something.  It would generally be undesirable to do it because you'd 
lose all your variables and stuff.  Maybe there's some sort of crazy 
hack you could do if there were some way to grab the running script code 
from whatever script host is running.  Even if it's possible, it's 
probably not worthwhile, though, unless you're dealing with some sort of 
very weird scenario I can't even imagine.  Seems more likely that you're 
trying to copy and paste code fragments from different languages, right?

-Andy

brad friedman wrote:

> 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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