README ------------------------------------------------------------------------
  http://silverlight.net/dlr
  http://codeplex.com/sdlsdk

  "agdlr", the Silverlight Dynamic Languages project, is the integration 
  between Silverlight and Dynamic Languages running on the Dynamic Language 
  Runtime (DLR). The languages included in this package are IronRuby, 
  IronPython, and Managed JScript.

  Note: this package is meant to be used to develop applications with 
  Silverlight 2 RTW. To install Silverlight, visit the following:

  http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=124807

Package -----------------------------------------------------------------------

  /script:  tools for creating and running Silverlight applications

  /LICENSE: Microsoft Public License

  /README:  This file.

  /samples: See /samples/README for more information

  /src:     Source code for Microsoft.Scripting.Silverlight.dll and Chiron.exe.
            See /src/README for more information.

Getting Started ---------------------------------------------------------------

  ===============================================================================
  1. Create a new Silverlight application
  2. Run an application
  ===============================================================================
  
  1. Create a new Silverlight application

    > script/sl [ruby|python|jscript] <application_name>

    This will create a Silverlight application in the language of your choosing in
    the "application_name" directory where you ran the script.

    This command requires Ruby to be installed.
      Windows:  "One-Click Installer" for Ruby: http://rubyforge.org/frs/?group_id=167
      Mac OS X: Ships with Ruby pre-installed.

  2. Run an application

    > script/server /b

    This will launch Chiron, the Silverlight development utility, as well as open
    your default browser to http://localhost:2060. If you pass the /w
    instead of the /b switch, it will just start the server and not launch your
    browser. See the Chiron section below for more of its usage details.

    Note: Place </path/to>/sdlsdk/script on your PATH to omit the "script/" from
          these commands.
          
    This command requires Mono to be installed on the Mac.
    http://www.go-mono.com/mono-downloads/download.html.

Breaking Changes --------------------------------------------------------------

0.4.0 

  Custom Fonts: In Silverlight 2 Beta 2 a custom font could either be placed 
  in the XAP file, or as an assembly resource, and loaded by Silverlight. 
  In Silverlight 2 RC0, only an assembly resource is allowed. The current 
  work-around for dynamic languages is to load a dummy DLL with the fonts as
  resources.

  JScript/Python Interop: This version breaks JScript/Python interop since
  JScript does not support IDynamicObject, which Python uses to do dynamic 
  method dispatch. Therefore, the sample that showed this, jscript/fractulator,
  is not in this release.

History -----------------------------------------------------------------------

  March 7, 2008 -   MIX08 release for Silverlight 2; IronRuby and IronPython support
                    for Silverlight 2 Beta 1.
  May 6, 2008     - Adds Managed JScript to the package, as well as the "sl" command
  June 9, 2008    - Release for Silverlight 2 Beta 2. Removes samples and source
                    code from main project to seperate downloads on
                    http://codeplex.com/sdlsdk.
  June 11, 2008   - Now script/sl.bat does not depend on Ruby being installed
  August 29, 2008 - New builds of DLR/Languages
  Sept 29, 2008   - New builds of DLR/Languages for Silverlight 2 RC
  Oct 15, 2008    - New builds of DLR/Languages for Silverlight 2 RTW