[Dotgnu-pnet-commits] CVS: pnetlib/doc JScript-internals.txt,1.1,1.2

[Rhys Weatherley <address@hidden>]

Update of /cvsroot/dotgnu-pnet/pnetlib/doc
In directory subversions:/tmp/cvs-serv25859/doc

Modified Files:
        JScript-internals.txt 
Log Message:


Bring the names of builtin properties and functions into alignment with
the names in ECMA-262.


Index: JScript-internals.txt
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*** JScript-internals.txt       13 Jan 2003 10:53:21 -0000      1.1
--- JScript-internals.txt       14 Jan 2003 10:35:51 -0000      1.2
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*** 210,219 ****
  
        [[Class]]
!               "ScriptObject.Class" retrieve an object's class.  This normally
                returns something like "Object" or "Function".
  
        [[Value]]
!               "ScriptObject.Value" retrieves an object's value if the object
!               wraps up a primitive value.
  
        [[Get]]
--- 210,220 ----
  
        [[Class]]
!               "ScriptObject.Class" retrieves an object's class.  This normally
                returns something like "Object" or "Function".
  
        [[Value]]
!               This property is handled internally in classes that need it,
!               such as "Boolean", "Number", etc.  There is no actual C# 
property
!               or method associated with it.
  
        [[Get]]
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*** 245,253 ****
  
        [[Construct]]
!               "ScriptObject.Construct()" uses the current object as a 
constructor
                to create a new object.
  
        [[Call]]
!               "ScriptObject.Call()" uses the current object as a function
                to be called.
  
--- 246,254 ----
  
        [[Construct]]
!               "ScriptFunction.Construct()" uses the current object as a 
constructor
                to create a new object.
  
        [[Call]]
!               "ScriptFunction.Call()" uses the current object as a function
                to be called.