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    BAScript

    Scripting engine for Pascal compilers.

    BAScript is a simple scripting engine written in Object Pascal you can use to add scripting to your Delphi, Lazarus or Free Pascal applications ("host program") to extend their functionality without the need of recompiling them. The virtual machine defines its own language, called the BAScript language. It is a low-level language, somewhat similar to the Assembler language, which is not intended to be easy to program but easy to execute. So it is recommendable to use other higher level...
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    Script Engine II is an scripting component for Delphi and FreePascal. It supports object oriented programming including partial classes and class helpers.
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