Glenn Block

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Hey @gregoryyoung, I finally got around to reproducing this. It happens on .NET and Mono runtimes. Where is the source for the script pack?

This needs to test two things - Loading when modules is passed explicitly - Loading automatically when the module has an extension and matches the script extension. We really need...

Absolutely. There is already a scriptcs gist module that lets you load from a gist. https://github.com/ryanrousseau/ScriptCs.Git You could write something similar for general http. Glenn On Wed, Jun 29, 2016...

https://github.com/ryanrousseau/ScriptCs.Gist That is also possible. You could create a derived LoadLineProcessor and register it in a module. https://github.com/scriptcs/scriptcs/blob/dev/src/ScriptCs.Core/LoadLineProcessor.cs On Wed, Jun 29, 2016 at 5:25 AM Mark Ingalls [email protected] wrote:...

Or if you want, you could send us a PR to the existing one and add support for urls. On Wed, Jun 29, 2016 at 5:25 AM Mark Ingalls [email protected]...

#load is a scriptcs invention WITHIN scriptcs. We don't use Roslyn's #load, we implement our own so that it works on Mono and Roslyn. If you want to make #load...

Alternatively you could create a new directive, #loadurl. Either would work.

Thanks for the suggestions. We chose to have dependencies externalized from code as this was a common established pattern that .NET as well as platforms like node, python, java, ruby...

HI @kostrse - You can do scriptcs with UI now, for example see the WPF sample: https://github.com/scriptcs/scriptcs-samples/tree/master/wpf - You can run scripts via task scheduler as you are just launching...