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Im creating a library and I want the users to be able to interact with it by writing 1) "scripts" and 2) evaluating expressions. The interaction is to be done in C#, so its going to be like an interpreter. The 1) is fairly easy, Ill just add "class X {" and "}" and call csc.exe to build a .dll which then I can plug in and execute. But I have trouble with 2). What I want is something like "Immediate window" in Debug in Visual Studio - one can evaluate expressions and - whats important - create and "remember" variables. So the question is whether there is an easy way to implement it? Does .NET have some classes that would serve the purpose?
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