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.NET Framework Class Library  

Microsoft.Vsa Namespace

The Microsoft.Vsa namespace contains interfaces that allow you to integrate Script for the .NET Framework script engines into applications, and to compile and execute code at run time.

Namespace hierarchy

Interfaces

Interface Description
IVsaCodeItem Represents a code item to be compiled by the script engine.
IVsaEngine Defines the methods and properties that a script engine must support and provides programmatic access to the script engine.
IVsaError Provides access to compilation errors encountered during execution of the IVsaEngine.Compile method.
IVsaGlobalItem Describes global objects added to the script engine.
IVsaItem Defines an interface for all items added to the .NET script engine, including code items, reference items, and global items. It defines generic properties and methods that apply to all item types recognized by the engine.
IVsaItems Defines an interface for a collection of IVsaItem objects, which can be addressed either by name or by index.
IVsaPersistSite Manages project persistence and stores and retrieves code and other items using save and load operations implemented by the host.
IVsaReferenceItem Describes a reference added to the script engine.
IVsaSite Enables communication between the host and the script engine. This interface is implemented by the host.

Enumerations

Enumeration Description
VsaError Defines the set of exceptions that can be thrown by a .NET script engine.
VsaItemFlag Identifies the type of code item as Class, Module, or None.
VsaItemType Identifies the item type as Code, Reference, or AppGlobal.

See Also

.NET Framework Class Library