It is what it is. It does have limitations, but it's amazingly powerful
nonetheless.
Ideally, RBScript would allow us to have multiple context objects, have
"context classes" that could be instantiated as objects inside a
script, and
so on, but in the meantime it is still quite useful.
Also, you could write an object/message dispatching layer on top of
RBScript. That would be a lot of work, but it would also be a lot of
fun.
I'd like to see some way to get full access. There should be access
modes, either represented by properties on the RBScript class, or
RBScript subclasses.
The default access mode would be the current. For this particular app,
I'd like to allow full access. Every class type, and every global
method/property should be available, as well as the window(integer)
array, etc etc.
--
Theodore H. Smith - Software Developer.
http://www.elfdata.com
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