zarikadzer/replconsole

C# REPL Engine and SyntaxAnalyzer features. Projects goal is to create the remote REPL console for debugging purposes.

REPL Service

C# REPL Engine and SyntaxAnalyzer features. Projects goal is to create the remote REPL console for debugging purposes.

Debug using the REPLConsole

1. Build and Run the REPLConsole application in Debug mode.
2. Open the Output window at you Visual Studio IDE.
3. Using the REPLConsole, create a new instance of the A:IDebuggable type and bind it with the static injector:

using REPLConsole;
var b = new A { Value = "New message" };
Program.aInjector.Bind(typeof(A), new ClassDebugger(b));

4. Look at the Output and ensure that object was successfully injected.
5. Now you are able to inject your own types. e.g.:

public class B : A {
 public B() {
  Value = "New value " + System.Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
  Value2 = " Additional debug info vs code.";
 }
 public override DebugInfo GetDebugInfo() {
  //any custom logic
  return new DebugInfo(Value + Value2, 999);
 }
}

6. Bind the instance of the custom type:

Program.aInjector.Bind(typeof(A), new ClassDebugger(new B()));

7. Open the Output and see the debug info.
8. After the debug session you could change the ContainerMode:

Program.aInjector.ContainerMode = REPL.DI.ContainerMode.ReturnsFirst;

Unsolved issues

1. Memory Usage: Minimize a garbage.

• Collectable assemblies
• CSharpCodeProvider().CreateCompiler().CompileAssemblyFromSource
• Using the MSIL Stream
• Others...

2. Perf/Load testing.