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quindo@gmail.com - 23 Mar 2006 11:35 GMT
Hello,

On my job I work with Jscript in the ASP.Net platform.
I'm used to work with PHP and find the documentation on php.net to be
very nice.
What I like the most is that there is a list of all functions in PHP
with a short or long explanation of that function.

Is there something like that for Jscript on the internet?
I have trouble working with the MSDN library since it doesn't have very
helpfull code examples or most of the time only a vague refrence that
the function also exists in Jscript but that there is no example for it
in Jscript.

Greetings,
Pieter
mtallen@gmail.com - 26 Mar 2006 01:20 GMT
> Hello,
> Is there something like that for Jscript on the internet?
> I have trouble working with the MSDN library since it doesn't have very
> helpfull code examples or most of the time only a vague refrence that
> the function also exists in Jscript but that there is no example for it
> in Jscript.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/script56/html/003747e2-7860-4c96-b129-51
80ae0fe745.asp?frame=true


I use MSDN all of the time as a resource and pretty much every method
has a code snippet showing how to use it. Or are you talking about
Jscript.net? The .net documentation usually focuses on one language,
but the syntax is almost always exactly the same for others.
mtallen@gmail.com - 26 Mar 2006 06:46 GMT
> I use MSDN all of the time as a resource and pretty much every method
> has a code snippet showing how to use it. Or are you talking about
> Jscript.net?

and it only took me 1/2 a day to realize I was posting to the dotnet
jscript newsgroup, and not replying to a post in the lang.javascript
group. Please ignore my posts :(

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