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Part VI: Appendixes > Hour 21, "Programming Windows Script Components"
Hour 21, "Programming Windows Script Components"
Quiz
| 1: | Which element is used to declare methods, properties, and events? |
| A1: | Declarations for methods, properties, and events are enclosed by the <public> element. |
| 2: | How do you register a script component? Does this approach also work with encoded script components? |
| A2: | Script components are registered by using the Register command in the context menu for each script component—this also includes encoded script components. |
| 3: | Why do you need to use the <![CDATA[…]]> section in a script block? |
| A3: | The <![CDATA[…]]> section is used to mark a script block as being opaque. This is necessary for XML conformance because script blocks contain reserved characters such as greater than, less than, and ampersand. |
| 4: | What do the <GET/> and <PUT/> elements mean for a property declaration? |
| A4: | The <GET/> element indicates that a property's value is readable via a method named get_propertyname. The same holds true for <PUT/>, allowing you to implement the method put_propertyname with additional checking of the new property value before assigning it to the internal variable representing the property. |
