General Syntax Conventions
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Comments
Comments are text added in your scripts that are ignored when the script is run, but may be used to explain aspects of the code. In Reportal Scripting syntax...
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Creating a Class
To create a class, use the class keyword followed by a name for the object.The body of a class starts with an opening curly bracket "{" and ends with a closi...
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Declaring a Class
To use a class in your program, you can first declare a variable from it.A variable of a class must be explicitly allocated a memory space, big enough to con...
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Variable Declaration
To declare a variable you must provide a name and specify the type of information the variable will carry. JScript's built-in types include Number, String, O...
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Data Types
The following types of data are supported:String - A string is text that you want the compiler to consider "as is".var Welcome : String = ”Welcome to this Re...
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Creating Functions
In JScript, to create a function, you start with the function keyword followed by a name. To specify that this is a function and not a normal variable, the n...
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Operators
Semi-Colon ; - the semi-colon is used to indicate the end of an expression or a declaration.Example:var sentence : String; Curly Bracket...
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Statements
For loopExample:var i : int;for(i=1; i<5; i++){ Console.WriteLine("The value of i is " + i);}start loopset variable to 1if less than 5add 1 to variableot...