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 # type "js" at command line so that you enter the Rhino shell
 # type the following commands
-## load('env.js')//assuming that u have pasted the file from where u r running
+## load('env.js')//assuming that u have pasted the file from where u r running. (it can be found [http://jqueryjs.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/jquery/build/runtest/env.js here])
 ## window.location = 'somefile.html' //assuming u have pasted a valid html file named somefile.html from where u r running
 ## load('wholefile.js');
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 * <s>to have a browser environment so that window etc are defined, copy the file [http://jqueryjs.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/jquery/build/runtest/env.js env..js] to the classpath folder, that is, the folder having the js.jar file</s>
 * <s>how to include files, for example, in ruby console, we can say: require 'irb/completion'. how to do sth like : inlcude 'jquery.js' using this shell? Without this power, it doesn't look of much use???</s> solution: load('filename.js');
 ==Miscellaneous comments==
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 # download the jline source from [http://sourceforge.net/project/downloading.php?group_id=64033&use_mirror=jaist&filename=jline-0.9.93.zip&67001256 here]
 # unzip it, and place the jline-0.9.93.jar file so that java can find it. Example: /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/lib/ext

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 * temporary solution:
 # php javascript.php > wholefile.js
-# remove the warnings from wholefile.js to make it a valid javascript file
+# remove the warnings from wholefile.js to make it a valid javascript file (if any are outputted)
 # type "js" at command line so that you enter the Rhino shell
 # type the following commands

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 ## load('wholefile.js');
 # if ur file does not have syntax errors, the load should be silently completed, otherwise expect the Rhino to scream. also, it gave me a compile error for window.top being not defined, so i simply did "window.top = window" before "load('wholefile.js')", and it worked
-* to have a browser environment so that window etc are defined, copy the file [http://jqueryjs.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/jquery/build/runtest/env.js env..js] to the classpath folder, that is, the folder having the js.jar file
+* <s>to have a browser environment so that window etc are defined, copy the file [http://jqueryjs.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/jquery/build/runtest/env.js env..js] to the classpath folder, that is, the folder having the js.jar file</s>
 * <s>how to include files, for example, in ruby console, we can say: require 'irb/completion'. how to do sth like : inlcude 'jquery.js' using this shell? Without this power, it doesn't look of much use???</s> solution: load('filename.js');
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 # if ur file does not have syntax errors, the load should be silently completed, otherwise expect the Rhino to scream. also, it gave me a compile error for window.top being not defined, so i simply did "window.top = window" before "load('wholefile.js')", and it worked
 * to have a browser environment so that window etc are defined, copy the file [http://jqueryjs.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/jquery/build/runtest/env.js env..js] to the classpath folder, that is, the folder having the js.jar file
-* how to include files, for example, in ruby console, we can say: require 'irb/completion'. how to do sth like : inlcude 'jquery.js' using this shell? Without this power, it doesn't look of much use???
+* <s>how to include files, for example, in ruby console, we can say: require 'irb/completion'. how to do sth like : inlcude 'jquery.js' using this shell? Without this power, it doesn't look of much use???</s> solution: load('filename.js');
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 ## load('env.js')//assuming that u have pasted the file from where u r running
 ## window.location = 'somefile.html' //assuming u have pasted a valid html file named somefile.html from where u r running
 ## load('wholefile.js');
 # if ur file does not have syntax errors, the load should be silently completed, otherwise expect the Rhino to scream. also, it gave me a compile error for window.top being not defined, so i simply did "window.top = window" before "load('wholefile.js')", and it worked

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 == Steps to get to [[DoneDone]] ==
 * install jline so that in the Rhino environment, we can use shell features like Up Arrow to display last executed command, besides many other features
 * to have a browser environment so that window etc are defined, copy the file [http://jqueryjs.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/jquery/build/runtest/env.js env..js] to the classpath folder, that is, the folder having the js.jar file
 * how to include files, for example, in ruby console, we can say: require 'irb/completion'. how to do sth like : inlcude 'jquery.js' using this shell? Without this power, it doesn't look of much use???

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 * Even if this doesn't prove useful I'm curious to know how it worked. -[[User:Stephen Judkins|Stephen Judkins]] 23:51, 30 January 2008 (PST)
-== Install instructions ==
+== Rhino Install instructions ==
 * Instructions taken from [http://www.mikechambers.com/blog/2003/12/06/shell-scripting-on-os-x-with-ecma-javascript/ here]
 # make sure you have java installed. You can check this by typing "java" at your command prompt and reading the output
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 # if in following these instructions, you come across an error/omission/ambiguity etc, do not hesitate to make constructive edits to rectify it, or at least report a problem. Thanks!
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