I am currently working on a project in C# which requires the use of a Ruby
interpreter. I also need to extend Ruby to interact with some methods built
into the host application. So I want to know if all this is possible and if
so, how would I go about doing it?
I am currently working on a project in C# which requires the use of a Ruby interpreter.
I have a similar (bit broader question) - what are the good, working ways to interoperate Ruby and .NET code (other than some socket-based communication)?
I'm not a .Net programmer, so I don't know for sure if this is what
you are looking for, though...
HTH,
Mark
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On 5/30/05, Alexey Verkhovsky <alex@verk.info> wrote:
PD wrote:
>I am currently working on a project in C# which requires the use of a Ruby
>interpreter.
>
I have a similar (bit broader question) - what are the good, working
ways to interoperate Ruby and .NET code (other than some socket-based
communication)?
On 5/30/05, Alexey Verkhovsky <alex@verk.info> wrote:
PD wrote:
I am currently working on a project in C# which requires the use of a Ruby
interpreter.
I have a similar (bit broader question) - what are the good, working
ways to interoperate Ruby and .NET code (other than some socket-based
communication)?
Thanks, though I was thinking more along the lines of using the DLL Import
function (contained in System.Runtine.InteropServices) instead of a bridge.
Would this also be a possible?
Thanks in advance,
P.
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Mark Hubbart wrote:
On 5/30/05, Alexey Verkhovsky <alex@verk.info> wrote:
PD wrote:
I am currently working on a project in C# which requires the use of a
Ruby
interpreter.
I have a similar (bit broader question) - what are the good, working
ways to interoperate Ruby and .NET code (other than some socket-based
communication)?