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title = "New Title"; | title = "New Title"; | ||
theTitle = title; | theTitle = title; | ||
NSB.Print(URL); | |||
NSB.Print(title); | |||
} | } | ||
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$.title = "New Title"; | $.title = "New Title"; | ||
theTitle = $.title; | theTitle = $.title; | ||
NSB.Print($.URL); | |||
NSB.Print($.title); | |||
}(document) | }(document) | ||
); | ); | ||
Revision as of 10:51, 12 May 2013
With object
- [statements]
- [statements]
End With
Description
With allows you to do a series of operations on an object without having to name the object each time.
Example (Basic)
Rem With sample 'With statement allows accessing properties on a specified object Dim theURL, theTitle With document theURL = .URL .title = "New Title" theTitle = .title Print .URL Print .title End With
Example (JavaScript)
// With sample
/* With statement allows accessing properties on a specified object */
var theURL, theTitle;
with (document) {
theURL = URL;
title = "New Title";
theTitle = title;
NSB.Print(URL);
NSB.Print(title);
}
/* a better way to perform With */
(function($){
theURL = $.URL;
$.title = "New Title";
theTitle = $.title;
NSB.Print($.URL);
NSB.Print($.title);
}(document)
);
Output
File:///C:Browse.htm New Title