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RE: Array Expansion - 12/23/2006 7:16:43 AM
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TNO
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Well, the Dictionary object is basically an Associative array. Personally I ever use it, but since its an array I figured it would be appropriate to add the functionality if its in demand. I haven't bothered with the object enough to know what qualms and dislikes people have with it.
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RE: Array Expansion - 12/23/2006 8:08:00 AM
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I haven't use the Dictionary object a whole lot either. The few times I've used it, it has been something already available. Perhaps others here who have played with it more may offer some ideas.
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RE: Array Expansion - 12/28/2006 4:23:27 PM
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There isnt anything in the dictionary object that I would change.
Nice work on these extensions, I look forward to using them.
One problem I can see with them tho, most of the code I write is for other machines or people, and I dont always know what machine it is being run from.
I would have to install this extension on every machine that I would want to use these functions.
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RE: Array Expansion - 12/29/2006 5:04:02 AM
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Yeah, I've been looking at .NET COM wrappers for quite awhile now (specifically DirectX). Don't feel bad about posting the info, I actually prefer to think of this extension as a learning experience more than anything (at least for me since I primarily use the evil J word  ).
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One problem I can see with them tho, most of the code I write is for other machines or people, and I dont always know what machine it is being run from.
I would have to install this extension on every machine that I would want to use these functions.
As it stands right now, yes you do. But I think its possible to transfer these functions into a wsf file and then call from that library through an HTA using <script src="\\255.255.255.255\scripts\JSArray.wsf"> or something similar.I wasn;t thinking about the deployed environment when I designed it so it'll take a little bit to think of a solution.
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RE: Array Expansion - 12/29/2006 5:22:38 AM
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Problem solved :
Set JS = GetObject("script:c:\scripts\wsc\JSArray-v1.wsc")
Set JS = GetObject("script:\\255.255.255.255\scripts\wsc\JSArray-v1.wsc")
Script components don't HAVE to be registered either AFAIK, so you could also do this if you don't have a Network share or whatever:
Set JS = GetObject("script:http://thenewobjective.com/website/development/JavaScript/Components/vbsArrays/JSArray-v1.wsc")
<Edit> To call a remote script component, we can also specify the name of the remote machine (sea-wks-1 in this example) where the component is registered and the file is present as the second parameter of CreateObject:
Set JS = CreateObject("JS.Array", "sea-wks-1")
Note: As with all remote scripting, the script must run with credentials that have Administrator privileges on the local and remote machines. Calling the component remotely may also require configuration of DCOM remoting with the Component Services snap-in, under Administrative Tools in Control Panel.
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< Message edited by TNO -- 12/29/2006 5:44:07 AM >
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