CS-Script 3.27.0

Autoclass

In this mode the script engine automatically generates wrapper class if the script does not define any class of its own.

This feature is a light weight flavor of the Classless Scripts support. The important difference is that Autoclass support is a native (embedded) feature of the script engine and does not require any external file to work (Clssless Scripts require Alternative Compiler implemented as a separate assembly).
     

using System; public class ScriptClass {     static public void Main()     {         Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");     } }

Note: the /autoclass switch does not interfire with execution of normal class containing scripts.


The acceptable alternative entry point signatures are:

void main()
int main()
void main(string[] args)
int main(string[] args) 

You may find that the most convenient way of enabling the autoclass mode is from the script istelf. In oder to do so you need to place /ac argument as part of the script arguments directive at start of the script code:
 

//css_args /ac using System; ...