C# Scripting is a powerful and flexible scripting feature provided by Microsoft Roslyn. It designed to make scripts you cut and pasted from C# code work as-is. So, you can build your own gesture environment easily just only with a little of knowledge of C# language. But C# Scripting has only a few special feature C# language does not have. The following sections are the introduction of the features very useful if you know it when you need to do it.
You can add reference to assemblies by #r directive.
// Add a reference to dll file.
#r "path_to/Assembly.dll"
// Add a reference to an assembly.
#r "System.Speech"
// Error occurrs unless you have installed Visual Studio.
#r "Microsoft.VisualStudio" Note 1: This directive should be placed on the top of your C# Scripting code.
Note 2: This directive does not support to load NuGet package automatically. You can do it by download NuGet package by yourself, extract dll files, and add refereces to it by using #r directive.
You can load the content in another C# Scripting file by #load directive.
#load "path_to/another.csx"Note : This directive should be placed on the top of your C# Scripting code except for #r directive.
There are a lot of good tutorials of C# language that you can pick to learn. The followings are just an example:
