Documentation for Intellect 4.10.4. Documentation for other versions of Intellect is available too.

Previous page Programming in JScript  Description of the JScript object model in Intellect Next page


The JScript programming language is used in Intellect to implement additional user functions not included in the basic Intellect functionality.

JScript is a de-facto standard for developing and running user scripts. Intellect supports the version of JScript based on ActiveX technology by Microsoft. The general description of the JScript object model is given in the Microsoft documentation (for example, MSDN).

The JScript scripts in Intellect are executed using the standard ActiveX modules included in the Windows operating system. So, any objects from the ActiveX-based JScript can be used in developing the scripts for Intellect.

A set of specialized JScript objects is provided in Intellect for handling Intellect system objects, and for sending and receiving system events and actions.