Take advantage of a precious JScript functionality in .Net Runtime

JScript and .Net languages potentials cannot obviuosly be compared. But there's at least one thing JScript have while VB.Net and C# have not: the Eval() funxtion. Eval is able to evaluate complex expressions like '(((a > 0) and (b < 2)) or c != 0)' or other event more complex. Neither C# and VB.Net are able to evaluate this kind of expression in a single statement, you have to manually parse the expression and evaluate it by considering a single condition at time. But what you can do is make the JScript Eval function available in the .Net Runtime by compiling at runtime some JScript code and exposing this compiled code as a class method. See my example.