String To Haxecode (Without Macros)?

[AlienCoder]

Hello Community,

is there a method to parse a string to haxecode without using macros?

I want to link an xml structure to fields or functions. They should correspond with the xml dom on runtime (that's why I don't want to use macros).

I am also aware, that I could have a similar effect when I would link the dom as a method implemented in the source code. But I consider linking within an xml dom to be more reusable.

Linking from within xml should look a little bit like the following:

XML-Dom:

<root>

<xmlFile>c:dir/subDir01/subDir02</xmlFile>

<element01>

<subElement01>

<passOver objectName="myObject" fieldName="myField">content to be passed over</linkTo>

</subElement01>

</element01>

<root>

Haxe-Source-Code:

class Main
{
    static function main()
    {

var myObject : MyClass = new MyClass();
var xml : Xml = Xml.parse( <xmlFile> );

LinkToXML.link( xml );

   // This method is supposed to evaluate the dom and to pass over specific values.
 }

}

Of course, this is only a sketch.

But can I parse the string, safed in an XML element, as haxe code (e.g. a function call or a field access) on runtime?

Kind regards
Michael

[Alexander Kuzmenko]

http://lib.haxe.org/p/hscript/

понедельник, 28 декабря 2015 г., 20:46:24 UTC+3 пользователь AlienCoder написал:

[AlienCoder]

Hello Alexander,

thanks again for your answer. I've tried it out. It perfectly fits my needs...
:-)

Kind regards
Michael