}

> I have an MFC/Visual C++  application which uses the Microsoft JScript.DLL
> to drive an application by reading JScript code. My question is this, I am
> currently running it with JScript V3.0.  I would like to allow users that
> have the V5.5 JScript capability to utilize the extra functions that come
> with that version. Particularly exception handling. The problem is if I
put
> these functions in the script I cannot seem to find a way to get the "old"
> V3.0 to skip over the V5.5 code.   Has anybody got any suggestions.

> if (ScriptEngineMajorVersion()>3) {
>     // code skipped by V3.0
> }

> There is also ScriptEngineMinorVersion() and ScriptEngineBuildVersion() to
> really fine-tune your code.

> =-=-=
> Steve
> =-=-=

> > I have an MFC/Visual C++  application which uses the Microsoft JScript.DLL
> > to drive an application by reading JScript code. My question is this, I am
> > currently running it with JScript V3.0.  I would like to allow users that
> > have the V5.5 JScript capability to utilize the extra functions that come
> > with that version. Particularly exception handling. The problem is if I
> put
> > these functions in the script I cannot seem to find a way to get the "old"
> > V3.0 to skip over the V5.5 code.   Has anybody got any suggestions.