Beautiful Transcript, er, Rev, ugly JavaScript?

[Jim Sims]

Not sure if this helps you but...

Back in 1997 I made a web app with javascript:

http://ezpzapps.com/dfe    then click on the  'Wrap 1' button in the  
top group.


<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!-- Hide the script from old browsers --
function calc(form) {
	//All rights reserved. copywrite protected by jim sims 12/4/1997  
contact jimsims at simcor.com
form.result.value=(((Math.sin(eval((form.expr.value)/2)*Math.PI/ 
180.0))*((form.tension.value)*4)) + ((form.roll.value)*(Math.cos(eval 
(form.angA.value)*Math.PI/180.0))))/2; }
// --End Hiding Here -->
</script>



Maybe my javascript could have been written better   :-/    but the
calculation in the MetaCard desktop version was much, much easier to  
figure out.

sims




On Jun 27, 2007, at 8:10 AM, Judy Perry wrote:

> Greetings from Vancouver, where the sun's still seemingly up at 9  
> p.m.!
>
> I can't recall if it was Kevin or Lynn who suggested that I compare  
> some
> beautifully simplistic Rev code with some really hairy, ugly- 
> looking code
> doing the same thing in, say, JavaScript, Java, etc., but, as I told
> whichever one it was, that would necessitate *my* knowing those  
> languages.
>
> And, as we all know, it's not like I'm producing award-winning apps in
> Rev, either ;-)
>
> So, if any kind soul could help me out in this, I'd be grateful (and I
> swear I won't be foolish enough to insist that they are my own  
> examples).
>
> Sleepless in Vancouver...
>
> Judy
>
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