I suspect my problem is my use of Jscript here.

I have a WSC which use for various classes I add to some VBScripts; I added a push function which is just a wrapper around the
Jscript push, and get the following runtime errors attempting to use it:

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An exception of type 'Microsoft JScript runtime error: Object doesn't support this property or method' was not handled.
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The Jscript documentation says to check my object's documentation; I decided to skip the recursion and just ask what the heck I did
wrong.

Running the de{*filter*} shows that it gets to the push operation in the WSC, and at that point sees the elements of an array as integer
values and the new element as a Long.  I don't think that matters - I tried it with strings, same problem... I'll shut up now and
show you the code:

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Here's my VBScript:

set oArrays= CreateObject("arrayManip.wsc") '<--name and progid of wsc I use
y = array(93,23,45,6)
oArrays.jpush y,CInt(22)

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In the WSC:

 <method name="jpush">
  <PARAMETER name="arrayObj"/>
  <PARAMETER name="iData"/>
 </method>

<script language="Jscript">
<![CDATA[
function jpush(arrayObj,iData)
{
arrayObj.push(iData);

]]>
</script>
<script language="JScript">

Hi,

See this google search:
http://www.*-*-*.com/ +toJarray+group%3A*wsh

VBS arrays are SafeArrays and JScript arrays are objects.
The author wrote several conversion functions that you might need.

hth,
Mark Pryor

function which is just a wrapper around the
property or method' was not handled.
the recursion and just ask what the heck I did
point sees the elements of an array as integer
strings, same problem... I'll shut up now and

Oof.  Thanks, Mark.  Looking at that explains a few things I didn't understand, and raises even more questions.  I noticed that
Jscript treated arrays as objects and went right on reading without considering the implications earlier..

: Hi,
:
: See this google search:
: http://www.*-*-*.com/ +toJarray+group%3A*wsh
:
: VBS arrays are SafeArrays and JScript arrays are objects.
: The author wrote several conversion functions that you might need.
:
: hth,
: Mark Pryor
:


: > I suspect my problem is my use of Jscript here.
: >
: > I have a WSC which use for various classes I add to some VBScripts; I added a push
: function which is just a wrapper around the
: > Jscript push, and get the following runtime errors attempting to use it:
: >
: > ---------------------------
: > An exception of type 'Microsoft JScript runtime error: Object doesn't support this
: property or method' was not handled.
: > ---------------------------
: >
: > The Jscript documentation says to check my object's documentation; I decided to skip
: the recursion and just ask what the heck I did
: > wrong.
: >
: > Running the de{*filter*} shows that it gets to the push operation in the WSC, and at that
: point sees the elements of an array as integer
: > values and the new element as a Long.  I don't think that matters - I tried it with
: strings, same problem... I'll shut up now and
: > show you the code:
: >
: > ---------------------------
: >
: > Here's my VBScript:
: >
: > set oArrays= CreateObject("arrayManip.wsc") '<--name and progid of wsc I use
: > y = array(93,23,45,6)
: > oArrays.jpush y,CInt(22)
: >
: > ---------------------------
: >
: > In the WSC:
: >
: >  <method name="jpush">
: >   <PARAMETER name="arrayObj"/>
: >   <PARAMETER name="iData"/>
: >  </method>
: >
: > <script language="Jscript">
: > <![CDATA[
: > function jpush(arrayObj,iData)
: > {
: > arrayObj.push(iData);
: > }
: > ]]>
: > </script>
: > <script language="JScript">
: >
: >
: