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JACK M
JACK M

Reputation: 2841

is that a special string format of Javascript

When I am reading some codes of Javascript, I stop at this below:

object1.A = {
    ...
    port:"<%= @port1 %>"
    ...
}

Is that some kind of special string format of Javascript like Ruby "#{port1}" which can convert to the specific value automaticlly ?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 48

Answers (2)

Thomas Junk
Thomas Junk

Reputation: 5676

object1.A = {
    ...
    port:"<%= @port1 %>"
    ...
}

Has not really to do with javascript itself. I guess it is some kind of templating (language). Maybe it has to do with serverside templating like ASP, or JSP or the like. On the other hand you have template strings in Backbone which use such a notation. But the @-sign suggests something ruby-like (cf. ERB).

Upvotes: 0

Gerry
Gerry

Reputation: 6012

No, this is nothing special in a JavaScript context, but might however be processed and subsituted on the server side by another scripting language, or by a client side templating library.

Upvotes: 3

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