Hi furesoft,
You can use
However, you'll have to invoke script functions to retrieve various information such as function source code, whether an object is a function, whether one object is the same as another (for cycle detection), etc. A full
Consider also that script invocations are expensive, whereas
Good luck!
You can use
DynamicObject.GetDynamicMemberNames() to enumerate the properties of a script object.However, you'll have to invoke script functions to retrieve various information such as function source code, whether an object is a function, whether one object is the same as another (for cycle detection), etc. A full
uneval() implementation without the script engine's help may not be possible.Consider also that script invocations are expensive, whereas
uneval() can be implemented fully in JavaScript without any hops across the host-script boundary.Good luck!