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As I’ve promised few weeks ago there is now Silverlight version of Script.NET. I’ve searched through Web and I think this is a first fully functional scripting engine for Silverlight. If this is wrong - please notify me at piter.protsyk@gmail.com and I will correct this information. Please also note that my understanding of scripting is quite different from those of Microsoft’s view with regards of IronPython and IronRuby. Both of these languages emits IL code and generates dynamic assemblies/method which then executed on .NET. In contrast Script.NET is a pure interpreted language which has a number of advantages.

To proof a concept of Script.NET for Silverlight I’ve created the On-Line calculator on its basis:

 Silverlight 2.0 Calculator Based on Script.NET

Sources & Binaries

Enjoy!

It can execute any valid Script.NET expression and has access to only one .NET type - Math.

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