JavaScript eval () function introduction and application example, javascripteval
The eval (String) function computes a String and executes the JavaScript code.
Return Value
Returns the string value (if any ).
Description
This method only accepts the original string as the parameter. If the string parameter is not the original string, this method will be returned without any change. Therefore, do not pass a String object as a parameter for the eval () function.
If you try to override the eval attribute or assign the eval () method to another attribute and call it through this attribute, ECMAScript can throw an EvalError exception.
Throw
If the parameter does not contain valid expressions and statements, a SyntaxError exception is thrown.
If eval () is illegally called, an EvalError error is thrown.
If the Javascript code passed to eval () generates an exception, eval () will pass the exception to the caller.
Tips and comments
Tip: Although eval () is very powerful, it is rarely used in actual use.
Example:
Output:
200
4
24
Question about the EVAL () function in JAVASCRIPT? As follows:
Eval can execute a string, not just a variable. For example, you have nine functions, func1 ~ Func9, according to the value of variable I (1 ~ 9), decide which function to call. You need to write:
Switch (I)
{
Case 1: func1 (); break;
Case 2: func2 (); break;
...... (Write 9 rows)
}
But with eval, you only need to write one line:
Eval ("func" + I + "()");
You can understand this time.
What are the advantages of javascript eval functions? It is only known that the string in the brackets is used as a common example of JS statement processing to illustrate its purpose and advantages.
Eval can generate a string and execute a dynamic js statement.
Eval usage: Sometimes we don't know what statements to execute in advance, and we only know what statements to execute when the conditions and parameters are given. In this case, eval comes in handy.
Eval function
Function: first explain the Javascript code and then execute it.
Usage: Eval (codeString)
CodeString is a string containing Javascript statements. It is compiled using the Javascript engine after eval.
For example:
Function output (a, B)
{
Var tmpa, tmpb;
Tmpa = eval ("document. all." + a + ". value ");
// The dynamic execution of js here is equal to that of tmpa = document. getElementById (a). value;
Tmpb = eval ("document. all." + B + ". value ");
// Dynamically execute js
// The dynamic execution of js is equivalent to tmpb = document. getElementById (B). value;
Document. write (tmpa + tmpb );
}
Output ('input1', 'input2 ');
Example 2:
Function tophide (id) // id indicates menu
{
If (top. topframeset. rows = "31 ,*")
{
Top. topframeset. rows = "86 ,*";
Eval (id + "_ icon. src ="/imgs/collapse_up.gif "); // dynamically execute js
Eval (id + "_ icon. alt = 'collapse The head'"); // dynamically execute js
Head. style. display = "block"
}
Else
{
Top. topframeset. rows = "31 ,*";
Eval (id + "_ icon. src ="/imgs/collapse_down.gif "); // dynamically execute js
Eval (id + "_ icon. alt = 'expand The He... The remaining full text>