For many years we have been developing an application with Visual C++ and MFC.
The application itself has no technical flow logic, but functions as a com-server. After initialisation, the programme starts the Windows VBScript engine, which in turn controls the flow of the programme through VBScript code.
To start VBScript, the classes IActiveScriptParse or IActiveScript are used.
Since VBScript has not been developed further by MS for years, I am afraid that in a few years the scripting host will disappear completely from Windows, which would be the ultimate disaster. Therefore, I would like to change the scripting to either Python or C#.
How can I start a Python script or a C# Dll method from the C++ program?
Are there implementation of IActiveScriptParse / IActiveScript for C#/Python?