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Description of aekWSHControl - Windows Script Host control for Delphi :
Windows Scripting Host Control -xa0Delphi script component wich enables Delphi application to support active scripting languages installed in Windows Scripting Host (such as VBScript, JScript, Perl, Python, Lua, Tcl, Rexx etc). Allows run scripts from application and shares any application object inherited from TPersistent with script interpreter engine. TekWSHControl script component makes it possible to: operate with Delphi objects, unit routines and variables within script read and write published properties of objects within script call public and published object methods within sripts set script procedures as event handlers for Delphi objects run both of whole script module or separate procedures in script pass Delphi objects as parameters to script routines create controls within Delphi application from scripts ... and much more... WSH Control is also the very easy way to make you application as extremely enhanceable system managed by outside scripts - so even no need to edit source code (or rebuild projects) to change and/or enhance its functionality.xa0 Version 2.5 basic features and improvements:xa0(See previous history) Public methods of Delphi objects calls from script supported Delphi unit routines (procedures and functions) from script supported Access to Delphi unit variables from script supported Minor bugs in wrapper expert fixed Why you need a Windows Scripting Host control? There are many possible reasons. As examples: You want to develop some application but don't know all desired functionality now. So it is just a case to include ekWSHControl! Place control on the form and make some interface to read scripts or script statements from outside storage (files, database blob fields, manually entered in memo, webserver, other applications using communication protocols etc.). Then your application can read and execute scripts at any moment you want. And you can do everything with your application's objects (inherited from TPersistent) beside script sources - it means adding, deleting, operating objects and controls, defining event handlers, running methods and more. For applications to be controlled remotely via web services: place ekWSHControl and make write some code to connect web server, get script body or statement and execute scripts received via internet or intranet - for manage application, change its configuration and functionality or simply execute VBScript, JScript or any other script (installed with your Windows) on local computer. You just don't know Delphi perfectly, but know Visual Basic, Java Script, Perl, Python, Rexx, TCL, XSLT, PHP etc... but just program (or part of complex system) in Delphi must be made? Make just a template application in Delphi with ekWSHControl and realize all functionality with your preferred script language - Windows Script Control will run it from your elementary Delphi program. For applications which must run scripts, i.e. installers. any other task requiring the scripting ability. Windows Scripting Host control for Delphi Advantages: Any script language supported by Windows scripting host can be used for scripts: VBScript and JavaScript by default, Perl, Python, Rexx, TCL, PHP, XSLT and any other for which extensions are installed in Windows. No need to implement OLE-server functionality for application or any object to be shared with scripting engine. xa0Any object descending from TPersistent can be added to script's namespace and operated within script environment, including all of its published members. You can use published properties, public and published methods of Delphi objects within scripts. You can use variables, procedures and functions declared in interface sections of Delphi units. Any object descending from TPersistent can be created within script and operated by script or by application after script is finished. Recently used events of VCL components can be handled by script procedures (and you can add new events very easy if having source code of TekWSHControl component). If control is added during script executing (in script procedure), event handlers for it are set automatically if any defined in script's body. If control exists independently from scripts, event handlers for it may be set just by one line of code (like Panel1.OnClick:= ekWSHControl1.OnClickHandler, and then event handling is redirected to script's procedure Sub Panel1_OnClick(), if such present in scripts body). Simplicity of use. Delphi 4, 5, 6 and 7 support. Version history: Version 2.5 basic features and improvements: Public methods of Delphi objects calls from script supported Delphi unit routines (procedures and functions) from script supported Access to Delphi unit variables from script supported Minor bugs in wrapper expert fixed Version 2.0 features and improvements: Advanced support of published method calls from scripts Advanced support of script routines calls from Delphi applications Advanced event handlers support (for script procedures as Delphi event handlers) Set of universal script language extensions added New methods and properties to handle script errors, pass objects as script routines parameters, etc. Minor bugs fixed Delphi7 support Help system updated Demo examples pack added (contains demo projects showing all of control features using) Other minor changes, fixes and improvements Licensing politics changed Version 1.2 : first public released version
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