I know the question around exporting dll files from VL has come up a bunch of times before, but I’ll ask this one anyways with our specific use-case.
We have an interface for render styles for a part of our large patch, like this:
Now we would like to be able to extend this library of render styles. Ideally without having to go into the patch and re-export as an .exe every time. That way it could be user extendable eventually.
How far away are we from being able to export a class as a .dll and have our .exe be able to read them in? I remember there was still some issue with the older .NET that was prohibiting that. Has anything changed there with the move to the new .NET? Is it still impossible or is there some hope it could get tackled with appropriate funding?