Like Microsoft Internet Explorer, your applications can support VBScript (Visual Basic Scripting Edition) and JScript (JavaScript) with very little effort on your part. Microsoft has done most of the work by providing VBScript and JScript engines and by defining the ActiveX scripting COM interfaces that enable you to use the engines within your applications.
We'll take Microsoft's work one step further with an MFC-like C++ class called CScriptEngine that implements the ActiveX scripting interfaces in the context of a sample MFC application.
You should be familiar with MFC and automation. If not, read up on both in the Visual C++ online documentation.
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