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You must use the Enumerator object instead of the for..in loop to iterate
members of a collection (in JScript).
Using the for..in loop for objects and arrays:
var a, key, s = "";
a = {"a" : "Athens" , "b" : "Belgrade", "c" : "Cairo"}
for(key in a) {
s += a[key] + "<BR>";
}
Using Enumerators to iterate members of a collection:
var e = new Enumerator(colAdapters)
for(; ! e.atEnd(); e.moveNext()) {
var buf = new String()
buf += 'Host name:\t ' + e.item().DNSHostName + EOL
buf += 'IP address:\t ' + e.item().IPAddress(0) + EOL
buf += 'DHCP enabled:\t ' + e.item().DHCPEnabled + EOL
WScript.echo(buf)
}
var e = new Enumerator(Request.Form)
while(!data.atEnd()) {
Response.Write(data.item() + ': ' + Request.Form(data.item()) + '<BR>')
data.moveNext()
}
var e = new Enumerator([collection])
e.atEnd()
e.item()
e.moveFirst()
e.moveNext()
collection - Optional. Any object that implements the IEnumerable interface,
such as an array or collection.
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