Does JScript.NET have a "main()" function for global entry point?

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I was wondering if JScript.NET has a "main()" function for a global entry point? Like in C# and C++? I have searched alot everywhere and can't seem to find an answer. Though one answer was to place the STAThread Attribute on top of a function called main, but that didn't work.
 
miffy900 said:
I was wondering if JScript.NET has a "main()" function for a global entry point? Like in C# and C++? I have searched alot everywhere and can't seem to find an answer. Though one answer was to place the STAThread Attribute on top of a function called main, but that didn't work.
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Nope. Just like in standard Javascript, the statements are executed
from the top of the file.
 
But why wouldn't there be? Whats the point in having a real exe app if you can't insert any arguments? By the way, can you in JScript.NET? (maybe by some other means)
 
miffy900 said:
But why wouldn't there be? Whats the point in having a real exe app if you can't insert any arguments? By the way, can you in JScript.NET? (maybe by some other means)
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I by "insert any arguments" you mean getting command line arguments, you
can use the .NET Framework classes to grab these things:

// ====== args.js =============================
import System;

var args = Environment.GetCommandLineArgs();

var argCount = args.Length;

for (var i = 0; i < argCount; i++) {
print( args);
}
// ================================================


Compile the above using:

jsc args.js
 
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