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This makes me think of PowerShell. Individual Cmdlets can be written in PowerShell itself or in any language that compiles to .Net IL, plus one has dire t acces
by krylon 8y ago
This makes me think of PowerShell. Individual Cmdlets can be written in PowerShell itself or in any language that compiles to .Net IL, plus one has dire t access to the entire .Net framework.
- useerup 8y agoPowerShell takes it a bit further: There is no "magic" built-in commands needed for e.g. manipulating current directory, environment variables etc. In PowerShell the cmdlets execute in-process and may have access to the session and it's state. Indeed all of the built-in cmdlets are just cmdlets defined not by the shell, but by the core modules