- Re: SQUEAK
- Posted by Peter da Silva on June 24th, 2003
If you just want to write some scripts to parse some text files...
You may be able to use JScript (Javascript) in Pocket IE.
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#!/usr/bin/perl
$/="%\n";chomp(@_=<>);print$_[rand$.]
Peter da Silva, just another Perl poseur.
- Posted by Fuzzyman on June 25th, 2003
On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 17:27:43 +0000 (UTC), peter@abbnm.com (Peter da
Silva) wrote:
That would be great - because its very easily crossplatform.
I'm using pocket explorer on A Jornada 525 - which is WinCE
3.0........ which doesn't have Jscript I don't *think*....
But I'll *soon* be upgrading to a Dell Axim. (Hurrah)
The tutorial I looked at included no mention of file loading wit
hJavascript... maybe I just need to look a bit harder :-)
Thanks
Fuzzyman
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- Posted by Peter da Silva on June 25th, 2003
In article <qujifv02v9hg4mc0amo8vqbdsaq75mac4c@4ax.com>,
Fuzzyman <michael@foord.net> wrote:
The Jornada 525 and the Axim both have Javascript in Pocket IE.
Depending on what you need to do with it, it may or may not be
adequate. Pocket Internet Explorer's Jscript is effectively
JScript Engine 3.0. There may be further limitations.
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#!/usr/bin/perl
$/="%\n";chomp(@_=<>);print$_[rand$.]
Peter da Silva, just another Perl poseur.
