Javascript array items via COM dot syntax

[ozmike]

Hi

What is the syntax to access an javascript array item - from auto IT - using the COM dot syntax?

How do you go $js.foo.item(0)

when

$foo = $js.Eval("var foo = [ 1234, 2345 ] ;")

$js = ObjCreate("ScriptControl")
$js.language = "Jscript"

$js.Eval("var foo = [ 1234, 2345 ] ;")
$foo =$js.Eval("foo")
Consolewrite("foo.length =  " & $foo.length & @CRLF)
Consolewrite("foo.item(0) =  " & $foo.item(0) & @CRLF) ; FAILS

Edited October 14, 2013 by ozmike

[ozmike]

See my UDF which  gives you OO arrays in auto IT using Native windows JSOn . 

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Or the scripting object

 

Yes you can. 2 ways

 

Just extend the array object type - which javascript allows - the advantage of OO?

Add this to your web page

Array.prototype.item =function( i ) { return this }  ;

 

$js = ObjCreate("ScriptControl")
$js.language = "Jscript"
$js.Eval("Object.prototype.item            =function( i ) { return this[i] } ;"); MAGIC
$js.Eval("var foo = [ 1234, 2345 ] ;")
$foo =$js.Eval("foo")
Consolewrite("foo.length =  " & $foo.length & @CRLF)
Consolewrite("foo.item(0) =  " & $foo.item(0) & @CRLF) ; WORKS

 

 

Another solution to

$obj.item(n) 

 

A pure AutoIt solution to get a array object item 

 

func OArrayItem ( $o, $i)
dim $O_index = 0
for $OO in $o

if $i = $O_index then
             return $OO
            endif
$O_index = $O_index + 1
Next
        
EndFunc
$js = ObjCreate("ScriptControl")
$js.language = "Jscript"
$js.Eval("var foo = [ {""ph"" : 1234}, {""ph"" : 2345 } ] ;")
$foo =$js.Eval("foo")
Consolewrite("foo.length = " & $foo.length & @CRLF)

$oitem = OArrayItem($foo, 0)
Consolewrite("$oitem.type " & $oitem.ph & @CRLF)
Consolewrite("$oitem.type " & OArrayItem($foo, 0).ph & @CRLF) ; FAILS

 

Edited December 23, 2013 by ozmike