cs referencing hell

[rexxitall]

Hi Oleg :)

Thanks for this thing. At the moment i try to add scripting to revit. I am not the c# hero and the only way to enhance revit is to load a dll - Autodesk said. That you can forget cause even on a fast com that will need 3 minutes. Not a option

I managed to add one cs file to my revit code.

BTW: The roslyn engine does not work out of revit due dll restrictions

CSScript.EvaluatorConfig.Engine = EvaluatorEngine.CodeDom; CSScript.EvaluatorConfig.DebugBuild = true; string path = System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(mainfile); CSScript.GlobalSettings.AddSearchDir(Path.GetFullPath(path)); //csscriptlibdir CSScript.GlobalSettings.AddSearchDir(csscriptlibdir); //csscriptlibdir

dynamic script = CSScript.Evaluator

                 .ReferenceAssembliesFromCode(code)
                 .ReferenceAssembly(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly())
                 .ReferenceAssembly(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location)
                 .ReferenceDomainAssemblies()
                                .LoadCode(code);

well that works so far. I can adress revit entitys and do my engineering stuff on a limited base.

But i know sooner or later i will have a real monster of single code file... Last times as i do something similar with autocad i end up after a "few" years with 380 files...

What i want is to modularize my code by single files :)

main.cs vactor.cs ... whatever.cs

most prefereable by subfolders (380 files in a folder are also no gift)

main.cs .\lib\math\vector.cs .\lib\math\math.cs .\lib\util... .\lib\div\whatever.cs

Sorry can you please provide a sample for a hosted csscript ? in my case i wrote a revit extension dll which just lay out everything to cs-script which works fine. I can load the extension and execute ONE cs file which does not care about search folders and whatever

Greetings from germany Thomas