Hello,
I regularly use the C # interactive console to test an expression.
but i can’t access any features outside of .NET libraries.
May be a licensing issue.
Do you have an idea?
Thank, jmv.
Hello,
I regularly use the C # interactive console to test an expression.
but i can’t access any features outside of .NET libraries.
May be a licensing issue.
Do you have an idea?
Thank, jmv.
Hi @kitjmv,
RhinoCommon is dependent on Rhino (e.g. Rhino.exe). Thus, if Rhino is not running, most RhinoCommon methods will not be accessible.
– dale
I haven’t tried this yet, but I would imagine this would work with Rhino.Inside and V7
Hello @dale
unfortunately, even with Rhino running (inside VS in debug mode or not) the result is the same.
Hello @stevebaer
I have concluded that a VS extension with “Rhino.Inside” can provide an interactive console for Rhino. but I don’t know how to write a VS extension.
I was hoping to find a solution here
thanks to you two
Can you reference a nuget package? If so, you can try referencing Rhino.Inside at
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Rhino.Inside/
I’m pretty confident this can be done, but haven’t personally had time to try and experiment with it. Here’s a .NET console app that uses Rhino.Inside which is what I think we can replicate in a REPL
@stevebaer! It’s really simple !!
There is no need for the NuGet library, just a reference to the RhinoCommon.dll assembly. (and new RhinoCore())
Thanks for the links
jmv
Note: It is important to call
rc.Dispose ()
before exiting VS or resetting the console. Otherwise, you have to restart the PC to reconnect. (before losing the variablerc
)
There ya go! thanks for letting me know it works
now I ask myself a question.
If new Rhino.Runtime.InProcess.RhinoCore ()
can integrate all the features of RhinoCommon into another process.
Why“Rhino.Inside” is necessary to integrate Rhino into our applications?
Rhino.Inside sets up Rhino so it runs as a library inside of another process.
Ok, I don’t understand the difference between VS REPL console and application console like your example.
but being able to test expressions without running Rhino will be of great help )
Since only one RhinoCore instance can be created, it would be useful to have this instance in a RhinoCore.Instance
field. I keep losing her all the time.
Can you use static in the REPL? static var rc = new RhinoCore();
Yes we can, but that doesn’t really help. Static or non-static fields are cleaned with the console.
It’s not so bad, We initialize once in the morning and the console remains open until the evening …
you just don’t need to do a # reset
I’m not familiar with the C# REPL in VS code. Can you explain the problem a little more to me?
To be honest, I can’t. I don’t understand the behavior of the console.
That i know,
new RhinoCore ()
in the same REPL fail.In the end, this is probably not the right method.
Don’t waste time just for me. When it works, it’s good. When that doesn’t work I open a Grasshopper script component.
We agree, we are talking about Visual Studio 2019 and not Visual Studio Code …