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VBScript in a Nutshell: A Desktop Quick Reference by Childs, Matt

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Paperback
Book Title
VBScript in a Nutshell
Weight
1 lbs
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IsTextBook
Yes
ISBN
1565927206

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
O'reilly Media, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1565927206
ISBN-13
9781565927209
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1628128

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
508 Pages
Publication Name
Vbscript in a Nutshell : a Desktop Quick Reference
Language
English
Subject
Programming Languages / General, Programming Languages / Visual Basic, General
Publication Year
1995
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Computers
Author
Paul Lomax, Ron Petrusha, Matt Childs
Series
In a Nutshell (O'reilly) Ser.
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
21.8 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
00-032671
Dewey Edition
21
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
005.2/762
Table Of Content
Preface; Why This Book?; Who Should Read This Book?; How This Book Should Be Used; How This Book Is Structured; Conventions in This Book; How To Contact Us;The Basics; Chapter 1: Introduction; 1.1 VBScript's History and Uses; 1.2 What VBScript Is Used For: Gluing Together Objects; 1.3 Differences Between VBScript and VBA; Chapter 2: Program Structure; 2.1 Functions and Procedures; 2.2 Class Modules; 2.3 The Script Level; 2.4 Reusable Code Libraries; Chapter 3: Data Types and Variables; 3.1 VBScript Data Types: The Many Faces of the Variant; 3.2 Variables and Constants; Chapter 4: Error Handling and Debugging; 4.1 Debugging; 4.2 Error Handling; 4.3 Common Problems Areas, and How to Avoid Them; Chapter 5: VBScript with Active Server Pages; 5.1 How ASP Works; 5.2 Active Server Pages Object Model; Chapter 6: Programming Outlook Forms; 6.1 Why Program Outlook Forms?; 6.2 The Form-Based Development Environment; 6.3 Running Your Code; 6.4 Program Flow; 6.5 The Outlook Object Model; 6.6 Accessing Other Object Models; Chapter 7: Windows Script Host; 7.1 Why Use WSH?; 7.2 Running WSH Scripts; 7.3 Program Flow; 7.4 The WSH Object Model; 7.5 WSH Language Elements; 7.6 Accessing Other Object Models; Chapter 8: VBScript with Internet Explorer; 8.1 The Tag; 8.2 What Can You Do with Client-Side Scripting?; 8.3 Understanding the IE Object Model;Reference; Chapter 9: The Language Reference;Appendixes; Language Elements by Category; Array Handling; Assignment; Comment; Constants; Data Subtype Conversion; Date and Time; Dictionary Object; Error Handling; File System Objects; Information Functions; Mathematical and Numeric; Miscellaneous; Object Programming; Program Structure and Flow; String Manipulation; User Interaction; Variable Declaration; VBScript Constants; Color Constants; Comparison Constants; Date and Time Constants; Date Format Constants; Error Constant; Logical and TriState Constants; Message Box Constants; String Constants; Variable Type Constants; Operators; Arithmetic Operators; String Operator; Comparison Operators; Logical and Bitwise Operators; Operator Precedence;Colophon;
Synopsis
Microsoft's Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript), a subset of Visual Basic for Applications, is a powerful language for Internet application development, where it can serve as a scripting language for server-side Internet applications (i.e., Active Server Pages), and client-side web pages. It can also be used for system scripting (i.e., Windows Script Host scripts) and programming Outlook forms.The greater part of this book is an alphabetical VBScript language reference to all VBScript statements, keywords and objects, emphasizing the following details: The syntax, using standard code conventionsA list of arguments accepted by the function or procedure, if any existA description of the data returned by a functionA discussion of how and where the keyword should be used within the scripting environmentA section of notes and solutions to real-world gotchas, and various undocumented behaviors and aspects of the language that help the reader avoid potential problemsA section that focuses on the differences between the language element in VBA and in VBScriptA brief example to illustrate the use of the keywordSupplementing this focus on VBScript language essentials is a wealth of additional information about VBScript, including: Basic language information on VBScript data types, constants, variables, and arraysThe difference between VBScript and VBA or JavaScriptThe use of the MSIE, Active Server, Outlook, and Windows Script Host object models to interface a script with the application it's controllingTables listing VBScript functions and statements by categoryThe version-specific features of VBScriptRegardless of the types of scripts you're using VBScript to create, "VBScript in a Nutshell" is the only book you'll need by your side--a complete and easy-to-use language reference., Microsoft's Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript), a subset of Visual Basic for Applications, is a powerful language for Internet application development, where it can serve as a scripting language for server-side Internet applications (i.e., Active Server Pages), and client-side web pages. It can also be used for system scripting (i.e., Windows Script Host scripts) and programming Outlook forms.The greater part of this book is an alphabetical VBScript language reference to all VBScript statements, keywords and objects, emphasizing the following details: The syntax, using standard code conventions A list of arguments accepted by the function or procedure, if any exist A description of the data returned by a function A discussion of how and where the keyword should be used within the scripting environment A section of notes and solutions to real-world gotchas, and various undocumented behaviors and aspects of the language that help the reader avoid potential problems A section that focuses on the differences between the language element in VBA and in VBScript A brief example to illustrate the use of the keyword Supplementing this focus on VBScript language essentials is a wealth of additional information about VBScript, including: Basic language information on VBScript data types, constants, variables, and arrays The difference between VBScript and VBA or JavaScript The use of the MSIE, Active Server, Outlook, and Windows Script Host object models to interface a script with the application it's controlling Tables listing VBScript functions and statements by category The version-specific features of VBScript Regardless of the types of scripts you're using VBScript to create, VBScript in a Nutshell is the only book you'll need by your side--a complete and easy-to-use language reference., Whether the VBScript programmer is creating client-side scripts, ASP applications, VSH scripts, or programmable Outlook forms, this easy-to-use language reference is the one book that can meet all needs. Instead of rehashing Visual Basic, this guide focuses on VBScript itself--the variables, data types, functions, and components.
LC Classification Number
QA76.73.V27C48 2000

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