/// <summary>
/// Attempts to compile and load a C# script from the specified source code
/// Depending upon settings, the code may be security verified before being loaded which may result in an exception being thrown.
/// It is recommended that source code define only a single type however it is not a requirement.
/// The reason for this is that the return type if <see cref="ScriptType"/> which represents a single type defenition which will return the first defined type if more than one type is defined.
/// If you need to compile multiple files with dependencies then you should use <see cref="CompileAndLoadScriptSources(string[])"/>.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="source">The C# source code to compile</param>
/// <returns>A <see cref="ScriptType"/> representing the main type in the compiled result.</returns>
/// <exception cref="SecurityException">The code does not meet the security restrictions defined in the settings menu</exception>
public ScriptType CompileAndLoadScriptSource(string source)
{
// Make sure the compiler is initialized
CheckCompiler();
// Convert to array
string[] sources = { source };
// Compile the code
if (compilerService.CompileSources(sources, DynamicCSharp.Settings.assemblyReferences) == false)
{
compilerService.PrintErrors();
return(null);
}
// Print any warnings
if (compilerService.HasWarnings == true)
{
compilerService.PrintWarnings();
}
// Load the assembly - This will also security check the assembly
ScriptAssembly assembly = LoadAssembly(compilerService.AssemblyData, compilerService.SymbolsData);
// Check for assembly
if (assembly == null)
{
return(null);
}
// Get the main type
return(assembly.MainType);
}