Subj : Re: server-side compilation using spidermonkey
To : netscape.public.mozilla.jseng
From : wyl_lyf
Date : Fri Jan 07 2005 06:44 am
Brendan Eich wrote:
> What are you talking about, exactly? Please give a complete example.
Sorry for the confusion. I will give an example/scenario.
1) I'm using the sample program (named test.c) you provided with
JS_BufferIsCompilableUnit. This is my input file (example.js).
a) example.js:
var d1=new Dateabc("October 12, 1988")
print(d.getDate1());
b) run ./test example.js
c) prints out OK. but the javascript is incorrect?
2) What I'm trying to do.
a) I have the input file :
Response.Write ("\n");
Response.Write ("\n");
Response.Write ("Customer\n");
Response.Write ("\n
> ");
Response.Write ("\n");
Response.Write ("\n");
Response.Write (" \n");
mytest.example();
Response.Write (" \n");
Response.Write ("\n");
Response.Write ("\n");
b)I'm not interested in the response.write, etc. just the ones within
the parenthesis and check for its syntax. But the thing is I have this
input file with response.write. Is there a way for spidermonkey to
ignore the objects not known and just check the ones enclosed in the
parenthesis?
Thanks!
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