VBScript question

[zacks]

I am familiar with how to call a VBScript with Microsoft' Scripting
Control. nd I have found that if you try to execute a script that has a
syntax error, and exception is thrown. What if I merely want to check
the syntax of the script without actually running it?

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Zack

I expect that a good answer for your question you can get in the newsgroup

microsoft.public.scripting.vbscript.

Most persons active in this newsgroup know probably even more about
JavaScript than VBScript.

I hope this helps,

Cor

[zacks]

I appreciate your comment. Let me slightly rephrase my question.

Using Microsoft's Scripting Control to run a script in any of the
available scripting languages, can you perform a syntax check on the
script's code without actually executing it in a VB.NET application?

[m.posseth]

well afaik not built in ,,,,, however you could run the script isolated and
see if a error even t is raised on execution ( sort of sandbox aproach )
regrds

Michel Posseth [MCP]

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I appreciate your comment. Let me slightly rephrase my question.

Using Microsoft's Scripting Control to run a script in any of the
available scripting languages, can you perform a syntax check on the
script's code without actually executing it in a VB.NET application?

[zacks]

I thought about doing it that way, but the scripts I need to check will
be expecting avariable number of input parameters to actually do their
thing.