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| - | Explaination of where scripting is going - [http://www.dotnet247.com/247reference/msgs/38/194372.aspx VSIP] | + | Explaination of where scripting is going in VS.NET - [http://www.dotnet247.com/247reference/msgs/38/194372.aspx VSIP] |
| *This intimates that the runtime will be free, but the IDE support is being removed from VS.NET it seems. | *This intimates that the runtime will be free, but the IDE support is being removed from VS.NET it seems. | ||
Revision as of 01:53, 10 March 2005
Tom Gaskins has released the final version of the World Wind Scripting 1.0 specification. There are a few changes from the previous revision. You can find it here:
Tom has checked into CVS some sample World Wind scripts. You can find them here: [3]
World Wind 1.3 will not include script capability by default, but Tom has checked a lot of scripting code into CVS already.
Forum thread: [4]
Scripting in .NET Links
Explaination of where scripting is going in VS.NET - VSIP
- This intimates that the runtime will be free, but the IDE support is being removed from VS.NET it seems.
There is also an example in the DX SDK in <SDK Root>\Samples\Managed\Direct3D\Scripting\readme.htm.
Slightly to the side but interesting ideas:
