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Top 5 Delphi scripting tools and components

By Zarko Gajic, About.com

Create your Delphi applications extremely enhanceable - add scripting support to your code. "Scripters" allow the users to customize an application to their needs without having to recompile it.

1. Dbasic for Delphi

Dbasic is a tool for Delphi 3-7 to integrate script programs (macros) into applications. With Dbasic all developers (or their customers) will be able to customize without limits the behaviour and features of their applications. DBasic is a mix between Basic and Pascal and makes possible the realization of every kind of programs; supports Long strings, Pointers and Recursive functions.

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3. ActiveX Scripting Components

A small collection of Delphi components ... TawScriptControl is the main component in the collection. It is a wrapper component for the Microsoft Script ActiveX Control. This is a free ActiveX control from Microsoft that provides basic access the any ActiveX scripting language. Microsoft provide VBScript and JScript as their standard scripting languages, but many other languages are available including PerlScript and Python.

4. Windows Scripting Host Control

Delphi script component wich enables Delphi application to support active scripting languages installed in Windows Scripting Host (such as VBScript, JScript, Perl, Python, Lua, Tcl, Rexx etc).

5. Dream scripter

Dream Scripter integrates VBScript, JScript, Perl, Python or any custom ActiveX script language into your Delphi/C++ Builder applications.

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