Metaprogramming Features
Script.NET has a special quotation operator <> which returns AST of a given program. Additionally, the AST of the current program may be accessed with the prog object.
Here is an example:
//Create an AST for MessageBox.Show('Hello'); program ast = <>; //Add this AST at the end of the current program prog.AppendAst(ast);The <> operator and prog objects allow Script.NET to generate new scripts or modify existing scripts at runtime.
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