VBScript syntax check

Question

Any good utilities for checking VBScript syntax without actually running the script?

What I get is if I am something like:

If (year == "2005" && type == 1) Then
...
End If

Is there a tool that will tell me that '& &' really should be "AND" and "==", just "="?

Answer 1

Actually, I think there is a way. The Script control contains an Execute method similar to the HTML VBScript Eval method. You can give it a string and it will parse it.

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Dim ScriptControl1 as New MSScript
ScriptControl1.ExecuteStatement "If (year == "2005" && type == 1) Then..End If" 

Answer 2

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Option Explicit
WScript.Quit
Dim year
If (year == "2005" && type == 1) Then
    WScript.Echo "Hello"
End If

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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