//Remember, you can't compile MonoBehaviours with CSSCriptEngineRemote, stick to
//plain C# classes for safety
void RemoteCompileType()
{
CSScriptEngineRemote engineRemote = new CSScriptEngineRemote();
engineRemote.LoadDomain();//Important!
engineRemote.AddUsings("using UnityEngine;");
string typeCode = @"
public class SimpleType
{
public void PrintHey()
{
Debug.Log(""Hey!"");
}
}
";
engineRemote.CompileType("SimpleType", typeCode);
engineRemote.CompileCode(@"
SimpleType sm = new SimpleType();sm.PrintHey();
");
engineRemote.ExecuteLastCompiledCode();
engineRemote.UnloadDomain();//Important!
}
//With CSScriptEngineRemote you must always invoke LoadDomain before using it,
//and always invoke Unloaddomain or Dispose when you're done using it
void RemoteCompileCode()
{
//Let's check that no dynamic assemblies were loaded in main appDomain
Debug.Log("Assemblies currently loaded in main appdomain: " + AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies().Length);
//You can ensure dispose call by utilizing using block, for example
using (CSScriptEngineRemote engineRemote = new CSScriptEngineRemote())
{
engineRemote.LoadDomain();
engineRemote.AddUsings("using UnityEngine;");
engineRemote.CompileCode(@"Debug.Log(""Hey!"");");
engineRemote.ExecuteLastCompiledCode();
}
Debug.Log("Assemblies currently loaded in main appdomain: " + AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies().Length);
}
void Awake()
{
_engine = new CSScriptEngine();
_engineRemote = new CSScriptEngineRemote();
}
