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I have seen online how C# allows you to compile code on the fly and I think that is a really awesome thing. I need to use this functionality for my project. But here is the problem. I’m not trying to compile a whole function or new program dynamically. I just need to call a single statement to create or delete stuff on the fly.
Is there a way C# can compile and/or run a single code statement and allow that statement to act on variables and objects in the current program’s scope?
Thanks
To give you an alternative rather than using C# as a scripting language, have a look at Conscript [1].
Conscript is a compiled scripting language for .NET.
[1]: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/Conscript.aspx