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From: Joe on 22 Dec 2009 04:50
Dear all,

I am looking for way to edit and execute certain methods (functions)
in my (vb.net) program during runtime. The vb.net program works
something like an IDE.

I cant do it in VB.NET. At best i may be able to load some dll's, but
editing is again a difficulty @ runtime.

Now I am trying to achieve that fuctionality using a Tcl file. I
have some experience in Tcl/tk, but noting beyond that. But I think
using Tcl will be an option for me. I am trying to load a set of
proc's saved in a tcl file. I then want to call one or more proc from
that tcl file.

I do not know if thats possible and if possible, whats the best way
forward.

I saw a few thigs out here, which I didnt understand fully.
1. Eagle (http://eagle.to/cgi-bin/fossil/home)
2. Tcl Bridge
3. Stubs



Can any of you explain me the difference if i can use these things for
my purpose?
Or is there another way to achive what I am looking for?

Many Thanks in advance.

Regards
Joe
From: Joe on 22 Dec 2009 04:54
II want to add one more in that list

1. Eagle (http://eagle.to/cgi-bin/fossil/home)
2. Tcl Bridge (http://wiki.tcl.tk/3268)
3. Stubs (http://wiki.tcl.tk/285)
4. Expect (http://wiki.tcl.tk/201)
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