using pbcompiler in interpreter mode
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 1:39 pm
Hi,
I need to embed a pb interpreter in my application, in other words I pass around pb code across different machines and they kind of overlap on the existing output
so either i need an interpreter which lets me share outputids/contexts with the existing program (so startdrawing(outputid) should be the same in both), or I need an include .pb which can interpret the entire pure basic visible code set and libraries and can be included in my executable.
any ideas? More like the older netscape days when one could draw graphics on the canvas using an interpreter. ofcourse i could always define a tag like "var type name" to define variables (strings and numbers and arrays) and define a local map which maps them back to global scoped variables.
I need to embed a pb interpreter in my application, in other words I pass around pb code across different machines and they kind of overlap on the existing output
so either i need an interpreter which lets me share outputids/contexts with the existing program (so startdrawing(outputid) should be the same in both), or I need an include .pb which can interpret the entire pure basic visible code set and libraries and can be included in my executable.
any ideas? More like the older netscape days when one could draw graphics on the canvas using an interpreter. ofcourse i could always define a tag like "var type name" to define variables (strings and numbers and arrays) and define a local map which maps them back to global scoped variables.