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One of the biggest drawbacks of the built-in Tabular Editor C# compiler is the lack of support for string interpolation.
Is there a way, like in the free TE to use the VS compiler?
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Not currently, but a future update will allow you to specify a custom C# compiler.
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3.0.7 now lets you specify a custom compiler similar to Tabular Editor 2.X.
Find this setting under Tools > Preferences > C# Scripting and Macros:
Refer to this document for information on how to set up the Roslyn compiler.
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One of the biggest drawbacks of the built-in Tabular Editor C# compiler is the lack of support for string interpolation.
Is there a way, like in the free TE to use the VS compiler?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: