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Calling AddType/AddObject only once
id# 4052 | Planned Release: None | Last Updated: Mar 14 at 2:55 PM
by ppp_extr
Hya,
Thanks for the fix for the negative conditions, but now i'm having a bit of an awkward issue, I need to do a Like comparison, to do this, i'm using IndexOf. So if the result of the IndexOf is...
id# 2781 | Planned Release: None | Last Updated: Mar 14 at 2:55 PM
by ppp_extr
Unary operators does not work properly in array constructor
a = [-2, 3 , 4];
//returns null value:
b = a[0];
id# 2754 | Planned Release: Beta 291007 | Last Updated: Dec 14 2007 at 11:15 AM
by ppp_extr
x = null;
if(x!=null)
MessageBox.Show('Not Null');
else
MessageBox.Show('Null');
x = null;
if(x==1)
MessageBox.Show('1');
else
MessageBox.Show('not 1');
id# 2521 | Planned Release: Beta 291007 | Last Updated: Nov 29 2007 at 12:13 PM
by ppp_extr
Desired functionality:
x = new List<int>();
x = new int[10];
id# 2493 | Planned Release: Beta 291007 | Last Updated: Nov 26 2007 at 9:39 AM
by ppp_extr
Add Int32 or Int64 as a built-in type to Script.NET
id# 2432 | Planned Release: Beta 291007 | Last Updated: Nov 22 2007 at 8:09 AM
by ppp_extr
Negating ! operator does not work properly
id# 2444 | Planned Release: Beta 291007 | Last Updated: Nov 22 2007 at 7:27 AM
by ppp_extr
////19.11.2007, Simple
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function Donna()
{
MessageBox.Show('Hi!');
}
x = [ f -> Donna, y->'Class' ];
//Bug!
y = x.f();
id# 2421 | Planned Release: Beta 291007 | Last Updated: Nov 20 2007 at 7:52 AM
by ppp_extr
Create classes by qualified name, e.g.
x = new MyClass.Class1();
id# 2304 | Planned Release: Beta 291007 | Last Updated: Nov 15 2007 at 1:08 PM
by ppp_extr
Hi Peter,
I am think , is most usefull add method AddBuiltInObject(...) in ScriptContext , instead of SetBuildInObject(...) that only allows one object instance.
For example:
s.AddBuiltInObject(...
id# 2159 | Planned Release: Beta 291007 | Last Updated: Nov 6 2007 at 5:18 PM
by ppp_extr
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