pdScript for Windows

Name: pdScript
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Author: Precision software & consulting

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Key Details of pdScript

Supply standalone interpreter for Pascal Script, with native support for VCL forms.
Last updated on August 8, 2013
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By Precision software & consulting

Supply standalone interpreter for Pascal Script, with native support for VCL forms.

pdScript (Precision Delphi Script) is a standalone executable interpreter of Pascal Script language, with a native support for graphical user interface. It is provided also in the form of dynamic-link library, which is a good option for incorporating the plug-ins mechanism (add-ons, extensions) directly into your application. Areas of usage: Tasks automation - easy to use, yet powerful way to solve the current and/or recurring tasks. Externally used scripts - can be used as an independent (external) extension for your own applications. Integrated scripting - can serve as a scripting engine for your application's plug-in mechanism. Development - can be used to design and run a simple, but ready to use, applications (in interpreted mode). At school - possibility of learning the Object Pascal language in simplified Delphi like environment.pdScript is based on the "RemObjects Pascal Script engine" and allows you to use the standard types, classes, routines and components of the Delphi development environment, as well as functions from dynamic-link libraries (DLLs). pdScript uses Delphi forms (DFM) as resources for graphical user interface of your scripts, so the definition of required GUI is easy, fast and can be realized in any compatible environment (pdScript IDE, Delphi, Lazarus).pdScript interpreter allows you to execute your scripts by several ways. From command-line, by desktop shortcut, double-clicking the script file in Windows environment, via ShellExecute function in your programs, or by using the embedded pdScript interpreter (dynamic-link library). You can also build a standalone executable applications from your scripts, including an optional encryption of the code.