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Philip_Baird
12 years agoCommunity Hero
Hi Ranjana, it doesn't matter what language your helper Scripts are in, even though Script Extensions must be written in either VBScript or JScript, in terms of execution, they are language independant as per the documentation here.
"The language you opt for -- VBScript or JScript -- does not affect the range of projects where the extension can be used. Script extensions are language-independent and work equally well in VBScript, JScript, DelphiScript, C++Script and C#Script projects no matter which language was used to create an extension"
Another thing, in terms of C# Script, you should realise that C# Script is NOT C#. C# Script is really just a restricted subset of JScript which excludes the use of dot notation which can be compiled in C# Self-Testing and Connected Applications, as per the documentation here.
Unless you are planning on using Self-Testing or Connected Applications there really is no point in using C# Script.
Regards,
Phil Baird
"The language you opt for -- VBScript or JScript -- does not affect the range of projects where the extension can be used. Script extensions are language-independent and work equally well in VBScript, JScript, DelphiScript, C++Script and C#Script projects no matter which language was used to create an extension"
Another thing, in terms of C# Script, you should realise that C# Script is NOT C#. C# Script is really just a restricted subset of JScript which excludes the use of dot notation which can be compiled in C# Self-Testing and Connected Applications, as per the documentation here.
Unless you are planning on using Self-Testing or Connected Applications there really is no point in using C# Script.
Regards,
Phil Baird