C# 脚本语言
这是一个有点奇怪的问题。
我想为我为 XNA 构建的模组游戏提供一种脚本语言。如果我在 PC 上部署这些游戏，那么我将只能使用在运行时编译的 C# 文件（使用 reflection.emit）作为脚本就可以了 - 一种修改游戏的简单好方法。但是，.net紧凑框架（xbox提供的）不支持reflection.emit，那么我如何编写考虑到这一点的脚本语言呢？
- 是否有任何项目已经在这样做？
- 是否有任何好的资源来启动我自己的项目来做到这一点
- 选择什么是最好的语言？这是用于游戏脚本的，因此它可以是一种相当小的语言，只要它非常高效且易于实现解释器即可
This is a somewhat odd question.
I want to provide a scripting language for modding games that I build for XNA. If I was deplying these games for the PC then I would just be able to use C# files, compiled at runtime (Using reflection.emit) as scripts and that would be fine - a nice simple way to mod the game. However, the .net compact framework (which is what the xbox provides) does not support reflection.emit, so how can I write a scripting language taking this into account?
- Are there any projects already doing this
- Are there any good resources to start my own project to do this
- What would be the best language to choose? This is for games scripting so it can be a fairly small language so long as it's quite efficient and easy to implement an interpreter for
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Lua 通常用于游戏脚本编写。例如，《魔兽世界》为其所有模组制造商提供了它。
另请查看这些网站：
Lua is often used for game scripting. World of Warcraft for example offers it for all its mod makers.
Also take a look at these sites:
我知道这是一个老问题，但我之前有类似的要求，并且我发现了托管脚本。看起来它最初是为了解决 XNA 游戏中的脚本问题而开发的，所以这更好。
来自网站：
我自己没有更深入地研究过它，但这听起来像是我们想要的。
I know this is an old question but I had similar requirements earlier and I found out about Managed Scripting. Looks like it is developed initially to solve the problem of scripting in XNA games so this is even better.
From the website:
I have not looked into it deeper myself but it sounds like what we want.
我想指出这个相关的SO问题，添加JavaScript 作为一个选项。对于某些人来说，Javascript 会比 Lua 更熟悉。
I would like to point to this related SO question, adding Javascript as an option. To some, Javascript will be more familiar than Lua.
您可能想研究一下 VSTA，它提供 C# 或 VB.Net。我不知道运行时编译。
You might want to look into VSTA, it provides C# or VB.Net. I don't know about the runtime compiling.