It’s possible to program .NET scripts (C# and VBNET) to be run as usual .lst scripts
The .NET engine is configured at installation time, so you do not have to perform any action to make .NET scripts run.
On x64 platforms, you’ve to kill the DBWScriptCOM.exe process every time you modify the script.
Of course we’re working to avoid this in next builds.
Of course we’re working to avoid this in next builds.
In case, here is the manual procedure to enable .NET scripting support:
- execute
%CommonProgramFiles%MechworksSharedDBWLibSetupregister_dot_net_scripting.bat
or
%CommonProgramFiles(x86)%MechworksSharedDBWLibSetupregister_dot_net_scriptingx64.bat
depending on the platform (x86 vs x64)
- execute
%CommonProgramFiles%MechworksSharedDBWLibSetupDBWCSSUIinstall.cmd
or
%CommonProgramFiles(x86)%MechworksSharedDBWLibSetupDBWCSSUIinstall.cmd
depending on the platform (x86 vs x64)
To test it, just enable the option for OnOk.LST script and copy the LSTDEMO_CSOnOK.LST.CS in LST folder, then when clicking the OK button in the input data form, you should see a messagebox that returns the filename.
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