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My thoughts on this are that Python (or more specifically IronPython) would make a better scripting language for MP, the main reason being that its the easiest language for a beginner to use and subsequently would be of more use to your average MP user. Either way, the scripting concept should be the same so scripting in .NET languages is still a nice idea.

I also think it will receive more attention if you were to give a couple of real world examples of how this can be used and perhaps come up with a list of useful events that we can add to the application that will make it possible to do much more within a script.

I almost forgot, we are doing a huge amount of work on the skinning engine, so in the future such nice keyboard designs as the one you previously presented will be far easier to code, but the point here is that its going to be based on XAML/Avalon and perhaps you could take a look at how M$ are implementing their automation layer within XAML, would be mighty cool...

Cheers,
Smirnoff.

<blockquote data-quote="Smirnuff" data-source="post: 21323" data-attributes="member: 10545">My thoughts on this are that Python (or more specifically IronPython) would make a better scripting language for MP, the main reason being that its the easiest language for a beginner to use and subsequently would be of more use to your average MP user.&nbsp; Either way, the scripting concept should be the same so scripting in .NET languages is still a nice idea.I also think it will receive more attention if you were to give a couple of real world examples of how this can be used and perhaps come up with a list of useful events that we can add to the application that will make it possible to do much more within a script.I almost forgot, we are doing a huge amount of work on the skinning engine, so in the future such nice keyboard designs as the one you previously presented will be far easier to code, but the point here is that its going to be based on XAML/Avalon and perhaps you could take a look at how M$ are implementing their automation layer within XAML, would be mighty cool...Cheers,Smirnoff.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Smirnuff, post: 21323, member: 10545"] My thoughts on this are that Python (or more specifically IronPython) would make a better scripting language for MP, the main reason being that its the easiest language for a beginner to use and subsequently would be of more use to your average MP user. Either way, the scripting concept should be the same so scripting in .NET languages is still a nice idea. I also think it will receive more attention if you were to give a couple of real world examples of how this can be used and perhaps come up with a list of useful events that we can add to the application that will make it possible to do much more within a script. I almost forgot, we are doing a huge amount of work on the skinning engine, so in the future such nice keyboard designs as the one you previously presented will be far easier to code, but the point here is that its going to be based on XAML/Avalon and perhaps you could take a look at how M$ are implementing their automation layer within XAML, would be mighty cool... Cheers, Smirnoff. [/QUOTE]