An alternative to having .js file associated with wscript.exe is to
explicitly put them into a command line in a shortcut. i.e. right click
on the file and click Create Shortcut.
Then right click on the shortcut and click properties. Change the
target from:
C:\<wherever your script is located>\myscript.js to: wscript.exe
//E:javascript myscript.js
then click OK
A further alternative is to add this to your tools menu in AmiBroker -
but note that there is a limit of 10 items in this menu.
To do so: Start AB, click Tools then Customize then Tools. Create a new
entry with:
Command: wscript.exe
Arguments: //E:javascript myscript.js
Initial directory: C:\<wherever your script is located>
Both of the above methods work fine for me in Windows 7.
Best regards,
Richard Dale.
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-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [amibroker] JS Script in Windows 7
From: bobkrish <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Date: Thu, 25 Feb 2010 20:24:30 -0000
After installing Windows 7 and a fresh copy of Amibroker, when I try
to run a script file with a .js extension, windows tells me that there
is no scripting engine to handle .js files. the wscript.exe file is
version 5.87 and it does recognize .jse files. I changed the extension
on one file to .jse and it worked.
My question is can I alter the behavior of the wscript.exe program to
recognize .js files or must I change all my .js files to .jse?
Bob Krishfield
