Quote from
Gaev on December 2, 2023, 5:42 pm
@susan
Whenever you have a script block that might be used across multiple Applications, storing that script block in a Function Library allows you to "develop once, use multiple times".
As for the popularity of the script language, it depends on ...
a) what language you are most comfortable with; most VisualNEOWin developers would choose NeoScript
b) whether a function can be delivered with NeoScript; IMO, JScript sometimes provides a solution more easily than NeoScript (if you are comfortable with Javascript coding)
Keep in mind that Microsoft is planning on shuttering support for VBScript in the not too distant future.
As for me, if NeoScript can do the job, it is my first choice; for the more complex tasks, I go with JScript.
@susan
Whenever you have a script block that might be used across multiple Applications, storing that script block in a Function Library allows you to "develop once, use multiple times".
As for the popularity of the script language, it depends on ...
a) what language you are most comfortable with; most VisualNEOWin developers would choose NeoScript
b) whether a function can be delivered with NeoScript; IMO, JScript sometimes provides a solution more easily than NeoScript (if you are comfortable with Javascript coding)
Keep in mind that Microsoft is planning on shuttering support for VBScript in the not too distant future.
As for me, if NeoScript can do the job, it is my first choice; for the more complex tasks, I go with JScript.
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