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In January we have shared our list of "things to do" with our subscribers and asked them to help us prioritize the development.
We have analyzed the feedback and combined that with our own ideas and have come with the following plan for 2021.
But before we list the results, we would really like to thank our subscribers for the very positive feedback. The most requested feature was "that we stay in business". And that is exactly what we plan to do !
Finally the obvious disclaimer: these are our plans. They are not set in stone. We will adjust these plans whenever we see fit.
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We have released the XSharp 2.7 Public installer today.
{rsfiles path="installers/XSharpSetup27Public.zip"}
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Before we publish our development roadmap for 2021 we are asking our Fox Subscribers for input.
Please read the forum articile in the private Chit/Chat forum and let us know what YOUR top items are, to help us prioritize the development efforts.
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We'll pick up the series of online presentations that we did last year. From now on, until further notice, we plan an online session at the last Thursday of every month, at 16:00 Amsterdam time (GMT+1 at this moment).
Next week, on Thursday 28th, the session will demonstrate the new ExecScript() support that we have added to the runtime. With this support you can execute single lines of code or even whole blocks of code. This includes the use of UDCs and passing in parameters. The script is now fully "dialect aware" and supports all Xbase types.
We'll also (briefly) show some other new features that we have worked on, such as local functions, expression bodied members and more. Robert will present this session.
In the last week of February we will go back to the "fundamentals" and will demonstrate how apps can be xported from VO to X#. Most likely Chris will present this session.
End of March we hope to present Exporting a FoxPro app to X#, including Forms, Menus and databinding. Most likely Fabrice will present this session.
The online sessions will use Zoom and the login info will be posted here on the morning of the session. Afterwards the recording of the sessions will be uploaded to our Youtube channel "X# Academy"
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The XSharp language plugin for ILSpy is coming back in two versions :
One for ILSpy V5.02; and another one for ILSpy V6.2.1 : Fonctionnaly, both versions are the same.
You can get these versions in the Downloads/General/Tools section.
Unzip the DLL in the same folder as the ILSpy Binaries and you're done.
If you are looking to the ILSpy binary, go to ILSpy binaries.
Now, when running ISpy, you can set the language as XSharp.
Don't forget that the full source code of the Plugin is available in the public XSharp Repository on Github; you can also view there the current state of developement of the tool.
ILSpy is the open-source .NET assembly browser and decompiler : By using ILSpy you cano view and decompile .NET assembly as XSharp Language.
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