CSScript-related function generates an EXE.

[Davider]

Running the macro CSreplace_T in QM works fine, but after compiling it into an EXE, the following error occurs.

Warning (RT) in <open "CSreplace /41">CSreplace:  script empty.    <help #IDP_OPT>?
Error (RT) in <open "CSreplace /41">CSreplace:  0x80131600, 
    Public class  not found.    <help #IDP_ERR>?

Is there any way to resolve this issue?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions and help.

Function CSreplace_T

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out

str s =
;aaa 123 ccc

str p =
;\d+

str t =
;BBB

mes CSreplace(s, p, t)

Function CSreplace

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function~ str's str'p str't

str code
ret CsFunc(code s p t)

#ret
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;

string replace(string s, string p, string t)
{
,Regex rx = new Regex(p);
,return Regex.Replace(s, p, t);
}

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Using the above approach to create C# functions is very concise. For example:
many `using` directives can be omitted, there's no need to create a class, function modifiers can be left out, and so on.
However, the only issue is that generating an `.exe` results in an error. I noticed the following in the help documentation:

1. When the `code` variable is empty, the code after `#ret` is used automatically.
2. The `csscript` class supports `.exe`.