TEXT_ARGS, STACK_ARGSTO_INTERPRET, INTERP_TYPE
The first and second parameters are linked together. The second parameter, interp_type, indicates what type of object the first parameter,to_interpret,is. Here are the possibilities:
INTERP_TYPE TO_INTERPRET
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SE.FILE String
SE.TEXT String
SE.PRECOMP byte[]
SE.FUNC SEObject
SE.FILE indicates a filename, which is read, parsed, and interpreted.
SE.TEXT, which we've already seen above, indicates the source code as a text string.
SE.PRECOMP allows you to execute a precompiled script. You pass as the parameter the script buffer that was given to you by the sePrecompile ScriptEase API call.
SE.FUNC allows you to execute a function. You pass the function you wish to execute. Remember, in JavaScript, a function is just an object. You can retrieve the function you wish to call via the seGetObjectEx API call.