This is designer generated code, and it does not generate the `c` prefix. Perhaps I am running a slightly out of date version of XIDE, or perhaps this only happens if the project settings are changed in some specific way?

Would I be better off just creating my own wrapper around ExecScript?

It's pretty easy to do that, but then I'll miss out on the XSI-specific features, which seem very handy if I can get this to work on machines without XSharp installed.

When creating a password entry field, while using the FoxPro dialect, I get the following error message:
error XS0029: Cannot implicitly convert type 'string' to 'char' 221,5 frmMain.prg frmMain:InitializeForm
The generated code in question is this:


SELF:otxtPassword:Location := System.Drawing ...

What needs to be done to get the xsi.exe scripting interpreter to run on a machine that does not have XSharp installed?

I'd like to switch some of our system scripts to XSI.

Thanks!

Excellent, that was actually the problem with the downloaded plugins.

For my own plugin, it seems that I had read outdated information about what references to add, I changed them to match what is used by wxGuidGenerator and my own plugin is now able to load and inject menu items. The two ...

Is there some special trick to getting plugins to load other than placing their .dll file into the XIDE\Plugins directory?

I've tried the two sets of plugins available on the downloads page also tried compiling my own based on the code from one of those, but I'm unable to get any plugin to load ...