I have been trying to get some feedback on this in the developers forum, but no luck, so I will try here.
I am developing (now in alpha) a Scripting Host for the PocketPC.
==DEFINITION FOLLOWS==
Simply put, a scripting host lets you create scripts using a text editor, and then load and run them in real time.
==EXPLANATION OF MY SCRIPTING HOST FOLLOWS==
-The language is basically VBScript with semicolons.
-It's just a dll, with a .exe associated to files with the .rs extension. Clicking on one of these files will run the 'main' function in a script
-ANY application can be developed to use the dll, since there are developer tools to expose the functions and set callbacks (fairly advances)
What I want to know is this.
1) Does anyone need, want or see a use for this?
2) Does anyone want to try it out?
3) Does anyone have any suggestions as to what should be implimented to make it useful?
Currently, it is very limited, since only the shell is in place, but at this point, adding functionality should be very easy for me.
It will do basic variable assignments (VARIANT)
It will do message and input boxes
By the end of today, it should be able to get hwnds from calling applications and set/get text.
