Lotus Domino Designer 6 Help - LotusScript language

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LotusScript language

LS2J allows LotusScript applications to access Java programs, giving you a powerful cross-platform extension to LotusScript. From within LotusScript, you can access Java classes.
An alias is an alternate spelling of a language keyword (usually VB compliant) such as "msgbox" for the LotusScript "messagebox" function. This section contains the complete listing of LotusScript aliases.
The Boolean data type specifies a variable that contains a True (-1) or False (0) value. This new data type is stored as only 2 bytes, rather than the 8 bytes required by a Variant, making it a more economical choice for working with Boolean values.
CBool returns an expression converted to the Boolean data type.
The Byte data type specifies a variable that contains a single, one-byte unsigned number.
CByte returns an expression that has been converted to a Variant of subtype Byte.
Implode concatenates all members of an Array of Strings and returns a string.
Join concatenates all members of an Array of Strings and returns a string.
Replace replaces specific words or phrases in a string with new words or phrases that you specify.
Split returns an Array of Strings that are the substrings of the specified String.
StrToken returns a specified word from a text string.
The Open statement has a new optional parameter, Charset, which allows you to specify the language to use for file I/O. A list of valid MIME charset values can be found in MIME Charset Names.