CompileInfo parameter for CompileMethod()

[cuiliang]

Hello,
I want to cache the assembly file for CompileMethod(string code) method. So that when the application restart, the dynamic code can launch faster if code not changed.
Will you consider add CompileInfo pararmeter to CompileMethod(string code) method, or if I can do this in other method?

thank you!

[oleg-shilo]

This is a good idea. I overlooked it.
Done. It will be available with the very next release in 1-2 weeks.

In the meantime, you can use this polyfill:

static class CSS_Issue_416_Polifill
{
    static System.Reflection.MethodInfo _methodInfo = null;

    public static System.Reflection.MethodInfo WrapMethodToAutoClass
        => _methodInfo ?? 
          (_methodInfo = typeof(CSScriptLib.CSScript).Assembly
            .GetType("CSScriptLib.CSScript").GetMethod("WrapMethodToAutoClass", System.Reflection.BindingFlags.Static | System.Reflection.BindingFlags.NonPublic));

    public static System.Reflection.Assembly CompileMethod(this CSScriptLib.IEvaluator eveluator, string code, CSScriptLib.CompileInfo info = null)
    {
        // When the new API IEvaluator.CompileMethod(string, CompileInfo) is released, this method can be removed.

        string scriptText = (WrapMethodToAutoClass.Invoke(null, new object[] { code, false, false, null }) as string)
            .Replace("DynamicClass", info.RootClass);

        return eveluator.CompileCode(scriptText, info);
    }
}

It is a complete equivalent of the future method signature change. You can drop this method in any place in your codebase and remove it when the new feature is released.

Even if you accidentally forget to remove it after the release, the new method will automatically take over, and the polyfill will never be invoked.

[cuiliang]

Thank you~