This option displays the .NET types contained in the scripts specified on the command line. Additionally, for each language, the number and name of the script files are displayed.
This option can be a useful diagnostic tool.
Note: the script is precompiled but not run when this option is specified on the command line
Applies To
All languages
Example
> axwscript /types
The example above, is displaying the .NET types in dateLibrary.cs.
If integration with Windows Explorer is selected during installation, one can also right click on a script and select the "Display Public Script Interface" item from the context menu as shown below.
Portable Script File (.psf) Behavior
This option is NOT persisted in a Portable Script (.psf) File
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