On 1/11/06 4:54 PM, "Martin Baxter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Klaus Major wrote:
>>
>> And has anybody already "done" something AS Javascript????
>> THAT would be very intersting! ;-)
>>
>>> Tom
>
> yep, I guess so,
>
> I just did this:
>
> put "Core.pick(""e&"Pick a Boy:""e&comma into js
> put "[""e&"Manny""e&comma"e& "Moe" after js
> put quote & comma & quote &"Jack""e &"])" after js
> do js as javascript
> put the result
Try this:
put "Core.pick(*Pick a Boy:*,[*Manny*,*Moe*,*Jack*])" into js
do replacetext(js,"*",quote) as javascript
put the result
This is a favorite trick of mine. Having to put in all those "es and
commas into a do-statement is tedious, and often makes the script
unreadable. Using an unneeded symbol in the place of a quote and replacing
it later improves readability tremendously.
Cheers!
Raymond E. Griffith
>
> which puts up an alert featuring a list field populated with the entries
> Manny, Moe, Jack and returns the text of the line you choose.
>
> the example is adapted from the Intro pdf
>
> Does that count?
>
> Martin
>
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