Alintex Script .NET supports additional language file extensions other than those supported by the .NET Framework compilers and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET. They are summarized in the table below:-
Executable primary script files |
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.VBX |
Visual Basic .NET primary script file |
.CSX |
C# primary script file |
.JSX |
JScript.NET primary script file |
.VJX |
Java (J#) primary script file |
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.PSF |
Portable Script File |
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Equivalent language files |
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.VJ |
Java (J#) language file, equivalent and interchangeable with files with the .JSL extension. |
indicates a file type that can be executed by clicking on it's icon
.VBX/.CSX/.JSX/.VJX
Executable primary script files are language files with an "x" appended to the traditional file extension. The "x" indicates the following:-
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| • | The file is the primary script. |
| • | The file may contain a script #region - a non-standard language construct. |
.PSF
Portable Script (.psf) Files are text files in XML format that contain one or more scripts, together with their settings and author information.
These files can also be executed (by AxWscript) by clicking on the file's icon in explorer.
.VJ
Alintex Script supports the file extension .VJ in addition to the standard .JSL J# file extension. Both .VJ and .JSL extensions are equivalent and are interchangeable.
See Also
Script Structure | Language Specific Issues