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In my previous development environment that was not possible but in PB that makes good sense. I will keep this idea in mind for the future.Thorium wrote:You dont need runtime compiling for that. Just store a dll in the database download it and load it. It's the same you just skip the runtime compile.
I dont know what you mean. What kind of code? And what do you mean by dynamicaly executed?cybergeek wrote:what about other kind of code like any code to be executed dyncamially?
Check out WinWrap scripting language. it is very costly to be fore warnedswhite wrote:HI
I guess I was not thinking of making a simple wrapper but I see your point. I was thinking more along the lines of what you can do in dynamic languages. I often store code in a database or create scripts on the fly using Visual FoxPro which then compiles and executes the code at runtime. In fact there is a specific command called "ExecScript" which compiles and runs the program code you pass to it. This allows a high degree of customization in your application that the user can control. So I was thinking it would be nice to have some kind of compiling ability from within an application. You could even put code in web-pages and execute it on the server at runtime this way.
. (http://www.winwrap.com/web/basic/default.asp)If you want a dynamic language, use a dynamic language.
I do not particularly want a dynamic language
It seems like you want a dynamic language.I was thinking more along the lines of what you can do in dynamic languages.