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Do you know any libraries that can help to run pascal scripts from C#? Yes, I know that's an awful idea, but...i have no choose...
P.S. Sorry for my ugly English!
Compile the pascal code to a DLL with a compiler like Free Pascal, and interface it using C# interop.
Note that COM compatible SEH is default for 64-bit DLLs, but needs recompilation of FPC for 32-bits DLLs (-dtest_win32_seh)
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In my project I need to check a bunch of text for spelling mistakes. I get the text over a webservice and have no GUI component from which I could use Spellchecking functionality.
Is there a standard spell checking function that I can use?
Is there a commercial or better open source library that can be used offline?
GNU Aspell is a stable, open-source spelling checker that includes dictionaries for many languages. The library has a C API, which you could presumably use through P/Invoke.
There is a NuGet GNU Aspell package, which claims to provide a .NET wrapper.
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I need a quickstart for the connect ... maybe someone with experience on C# and how to make CSTA Link ? I just find one example but in Perl on Perl CSTA Example, but I still don't know hot to do on C#.
Thanks a lot!
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Siemens exposes CSTA API's. You can use those. There is a CSTADLL which is a collection of software for the Microsoft .NET platform that allows you to perform ACSE and CSTA operations for any of the three CSTA phases.
There are two namespaces you should have a look at: Com.Objsys.Csta.Common and Com.Objsys.Csta.Devices - depending on what exactly you are about to do.
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I want to write a c# program that create a socket using a native socket dll witch is would be written in c or c++
any idea about a good c++ socket dll ?
You can do this yourself using direct PInvoke on the Winsock API, which is all wrapped up in a system DLL.
The question is, why would you want to? Unless the hypothetical DLL has some added value that's not clear in the question, can't think why using System.Net is not infinitely preferable.
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Anyone know of an eye-tracking library for C#, C/C++ or Objective-C? Open-source is preferable. Thanks.
OpenCV could probably do it. It has the ability to perform face recognition, so eye tracking might be a subset of that.
Here is a page full of eye-tracking resources, many of them open-source.
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Can anyone recommend a good .NET based lexical analyser, preferably written in C#?
ANTLR has a C# target
Download the Visual Studio SDK; it includes a managed parser/lexer generator.
(Edit: It was written on my university campus, apparantly :D)
gplex and cs_lex