Is there an equivalent of the += method (C/C#) or am I basicaly stuck doing:
counter = counter + x?
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I wonder that too, but I'm pretty sure that you are stuck.
Paul
"James Baker" <cp******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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doing:
counter = counter + x?
x = x + 1
At least in VBScript that's the way
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doing:
counter = counter + x?
Thanks...kind of a pain.
Oh, how I wish this company would move to .NET =).
If you used JScript for server-side scripting, yes there is.
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"James Baker" <cp******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ec**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Is there an equivalent of the += method (C/C#) or am I basicaly stuck
doing:
counter = counter + x?
That's what I figured...I'm stuck with VBScript so I guess I'll do it the
old fashioned way. Although it isn't even really old fashioned, it's been
around for years! =)
In VBScript, no. But, you could make your own subroutine like so:
x = 1
up x
response.write x
Sub up(byRef i)
i = i + 1
End Sub
Ray at work
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news:ec**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Is there an equivalent of the += method (C/C#) or am I basicaly stuck
doing:
counter = counter + x?
This might be asking a bit much, but there's no operator overloading in
VBScript, is there?
I do not believe so. VBScript is pretty basic. Even the _current_ version
of VB.net doesn't support it.
If you're familiar with C++, how about skipping ASP and going to ASP.net
using C#?
Ray at work
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news:%2****************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... This might be asking a bit much, but there's no operator overloading in
VBScript, is there?
He said "Oh, how I wish this company would move to .NET =).". So I don't
think that's happening.
Paul
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message news:eW**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I do not believe so. VBScript is pretty basic. Even the _current_
version of VB.net doesn't support it.
If you're familiar with C++, how about skipping ASP and going to ASP.net
using C#?
Ray at work
"James Baker" <cp******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:%2****************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... This might be asking a bit much, but there's no operator overloading in
VBScript, is there?
=)...good deduction. Last company I worked for, everyone was fluent in C#
and VB.NET so we had our pick of the litter so to speak when it came to
languages. I used C# exclusively, but could troubleshoot/write VB.NET if
need be. Going back to classic ASP is pretty rough, but I don't have much
choice and with the current job market...I'll take what I can get.
James
Oh yeah, good point. :]
Ray at work
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