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No, Jint does not parse javascript into
Sounds like a reasonable job for Jint as is, did you encounter any specific problems? Can you elaborate how exactly do you want to control it?
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how does it execute the script (a very general description please)? You must convert it into computable entities somehow (since you do not use any external process, see here: #1526). A stack with operations and operands? I saw use of Expression dotnet object in |
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I understand that jint is parsing js script into .NET expression trees. Is that correct?
I would like to have access to it in order to use in a project where calculations will be ran twice a second on thousands of objects. I want full control of it. So the natural way to have it in a manageable / maintainable fashion is to use jint to parse scripts initially into expression trees (several dozens of them), compile and then run repeatedly.. Is this something I can do now? If not - can it be a feature request and in that case what would be expected time to implement, if accepted?
And if all fails - I would probably need to fork it. What class should I be looking into first in order to get parsed expression trees?
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