Modern javascript please?
I have asked this before a while back but could you please give some consideration to replacing the ancient JScript engine in TestComplete?
It's quite annoying when I write something for a modern browser or node.js and have to translate it to clunky 20th Century JS syntax to do the equivalent in TestComplete.
I know I can shim stuff like Array.prototype.map but only in the same unit as the script I'm running, which isn't very practical - I want access to the global Array.prototype or have the new stuff built-in.
Any chance this can be done?
Any interest from anyone else?
It's quite annoying when I write something for a modern browser or node.js and have to translate it to clunky 20th Century JS syntax to do the equivalent in TestComplete.
I know I can shim stuff like Array.prototype.map but only in the same unit as the script I'm running, which isn't very practical - I want access to the global Array.prototype or have the new stuff built-in.
Any chance this can be done?
Any interest from anyone else?
