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AlexKaras
Champion Level 2
13 years agoHi Ilija,
> [...] JScript dictionary
with string key and value pairs
I'm not an expert with JScript, but there is a note in the "Supported Scripting Languages - Specifics of Usage" help topic as for JScript arrays. I would recommend you to have a look at this topic if you haven't done this yet.
Just in case, a quote from there that might be relevant:
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The format of arrays created by the JScript engine differs from arrays created in VBScript or DelphiScript. The arrays in JScript, C++Script and C#Script are objects, while arrays created in VBScript and DelphiScript are Variant values. This difference limits the use of some routines (for instance, the AddNamedChild method) in JScript, C++Script and C#Script code. In order to use a JScript array with these routines, you need to convert the array to the format adopted in VBScript and DelphiScript. Below is a typical conversion routine: [...]
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> [...] JScript dictionary
with string key and value pairs
I'm not an expert with JScript, but there is a note in the "Supported Scripting Languages - Specifics of Usage" help topic as for JScript arrays. I would recommend you to have a look at this topic if you haven't done this yet.
Just in case, a quote from there that might be relevant:
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The format of arrays created by the JScript engine differs from arrays created in VBScript or DelphiScript. The arrays in JScript, C++Script and C#Script are objects, while arrays created in VBScript and DelphiScript are Variant values. This difference limits the use of some routines (for instance, the AddNamedChild method) in JScript, C++Script and C#Script code. In order to use a JScript array with these routines, you need to convert the array to the format adopted in VBScript and DelphiScript. Below is a typical conversion routine: [...]
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