missing : after property id error

1 connu · Jun 3, 2008

Hi,

I don't have any clue with Javascript but I use one from Sun for Java applet
deployement (http://java.com/js/deployJava.js).

The parameters of my applet are generated according to user's choices. I
have a case with error "missing : after property id" on line 816.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Pierre

The script :
<script>
788 var attributes =
789 {
790 code: 'concentrationapplet.ConcentrationApplet.class',
791 width: 680,
792 height: 450,
793 archive:
'JFreeChart/jfreechart-0.9.21.jar,JFreeChart/jcommon-0.9.6.jar,Concentration.jar',
794 codebase: 'http://localhost:8080'
795 };
796
797 var parameters =
798 {
799
800 subsNo: 3,
801
802 substance: 'ACENOCOUMAROL',
803
804 T12: 10.00000,
805
806 Q0: 1.00000,
807
808 substance2: 'AMPRENAVIR',
809
810 substance3: 'ALPRAZOLAM',
811
812 T123: 13.00000,
813
814 Q03: 0.70000,
815
816 Ki_2_1_3A4/5: 0.05561, // error here !!!
817
818 listKi: 'Ki_2_1_3A4/5;'
819
820 };
821
822 var version = '1.5.0';
823
824 deployJava.runApplet (attributes, parameters, version);
825 </script>

Jorge · Jun 3, 2008

Hi,

The parameters of my applet are generated according to user's choices. I
have a case with error "missing : after property id" on line 816.

816 Ki_2_1_3A4/5: 0.05561, // error here !!!

"Ki_2_1_3A4/5" is not a valid name : the problem is the slash "/".

--Jorge.

1 connu · Jun 3, 2008

I put quotes and the problem disappears.

'Ki_1_2_3A4/5': 0.05561,

1 connu · Jun 3, 2008

Thanks Jorge, you are right, I fix it with quotes.

Pierre

"Jorge" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de (e-mail address removed)...

Hi,

The parameters of my applet are generated according to user's choices. I
have a case with error "missing : after property id" on line 816.

816 Ki_2_1_3A4/5: 0.05561, // error here !!!

"Ki_2_1_3A4/5" is not a valid name : the problem is the slash "/".

--Jorge.

Jorge · Jun 3, 2008

Thanks Jorge, you are right, I fix it with quotes.

Hmm, thank you Pierre, I never thought that a property's name could be
"~anyText" :

<html><head>
<script>
window.onload= function () {
var o= {
'./=88Ki_2_1_3A4/5': 0,
'/=88Ki_2_1_3A4/5': 1,
'=88Ki_2_1_3A4/5': 2,
'88Ki_2_1_3A4/5': 3,
'{Ki_2_1_3A4/5': 4,
'[i_2_1_3A4/5': 5,
'\\2_1_3A4/5': 6
};
for (property in o) { alert(property+": "+o[property]) }
};
</script></head><body></body></html>

--Jorge.

Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn · Jun 3, 2008

Jorge said:
Hmm, thank you Pierre, I never thought that a property's name could be
"~anyText" :

But subsections 11.1.5 and 11.2.1 of the ECMAScript Specification, Edition 3
Final (and other sections of previous editions), say so

(Note that this
also includes the empty string.)

This feature of ECMAScript implementations makes Object objects extremely
useful for the implementation of what is known as a dictionary e.g. in
Python, and augmented Array objects for the implementation of what is known
as an associative array e.g. in PHP. As for the former, I remember to have
posted an example for a customer address book recently:

<
BTW, while searching for it, I found this article that you were interested
in: < There's at least one other:
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HTH

PointedEars

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