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I know how I can bind C++ functions to AngelScript, but in my C++ code, how do I load an .as script file? How can I say in my C++ “Execute myscript.as now!” ?
In the AngelScript API I don’t find any function like “LoadScript” or “ExecuteScript”.
Or do I have to define a path somewhere from where AngelScript loads all scripts and I don’t need to tell it the exact files?
Just found it out (in a small side sentence in the docs):
AngelScript doesn’t provide a build in file loading. That’s why there is no API function. So the manual loading is indeed the only way.