it there as way to build class library's of functions and stuff that can be
used in javascript likein vb.net or c#
WStoreyII
used in javascript likein vb.net or c#
WStoreyII
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Re: class libraries
JavaScript does not really have classes, but yes, you can include
external javascript files:
<script language="JavaS cript" src="myexternal .js"></script>
Note that this can only be done in HTML.
WStoreyII wrote:[color=blue]
> it there as way to build class library's of functions and stuff that can be
> used in javascript likein vb.net or c#
>
> WStoreyII
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Re: class libraries
WStoreyII wrote:
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> it there as way to build class library's of functions and stuff that can be
> used in javascript likein vb.net or c#
>
> WStoreyII[/color]
Sure. Create your objects with their associated methods and properties, put
them in a .js file and include them on your page with:
<head>
<!-- other stuff -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="MyDictiona ry.js"></script>
</head>
Then in MyDictionary.js you might have:
function MyDictionary() {
this.RemoveAll( );
}
MyDictionary.pr ototype.RemoveA ll = function() {
this.obj = {};
this.Count = 0;
}
MyDictionary.pr ototype.Add = function(key, value) {
if (this.obj[key] != null) {
return null;
}
this.obj[key] = value;
this.Count++;
return value;
}
MyDictionary.pr ototype.Exists = function(key) {
return (this.obj[key] != null);
}
// etc
And you could use it in your page like this:
<script type="text/javascript">
var y = new MyDictionary();
y.Add ("a", "test");
if (y.Exists("a")) {
document.write( "a exists in MyDictionary");
}
</script>
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