At 00:15 01/07/98 +0200, Chris Lilley wrote:
>Thats an interesting use of the word portable.
>
>Even if the languages are extended to two - ECMAScript and Java 1.2, say
>- that doubles the implementation load for anyone writing a conformant
>implementation. Or alternatively, it requires softening the conformance
I use java because it is platform-independent (and can be run with or
without a browser). Is ECMAScript available in standalone form (i.e.
without a browser)? If so, I may come to learn to love it - if not, it
makes standalone XSL impossible which is a serious drawback.
P.
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