Using DLL's

[fabio]

Is it possible to compile and deploy .net or .netcore libraries for VaM? I'm compiling simple classes derived from MVRScript and no matter what version of .net or .netcore I try to compile them I get the following error after I try to load them

System.Security.SecurityException: Security Check Failed (NamespaceRestriction)
The namespace 'System.Reflection' is prohibited and cannot be referenced

This is a huge limitation, I had planned to migrate the development to visual studio so I could play and mix Vam scripting, C#, unity and c++ code easily. Not to mention, download and play with GitHub projects.

Currently I'm using Notepad++ and compiling with dotnet build command line to fix errors. But, is there any way to compile MVRSCripts as DLL's with VS and be able to use them?

 

[fabio]

Oh well, I can play inside a VS project all I want and deploy the .cs sources instead of the compiled DLL. It's working. Using VS is good for organizing the code and the Intelllicode feature ^^

 

[MacGruber]

You can build a DLL. However, when you use the VS project template for example, by default System.Reflection is referenced. Like some other things like file operations that's a forbidden namespace in VaM due to security reasons. You just have to remove the AssemblyInfo.cs and potentially some of the references.