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Cyrille Berger wrote:
>In trunk, there is an initial support for kjs/kjsembed for kross. Even
> if I have never understood that decision (JavaScript is neither a good
> language for non-programmer, neither a language that is liked by
> programmers...), KOffice (and all applications that decide to use
> kross) will have support for KJS.

I remember these reasons from last year:

1) Language is simple, powerful and very similar to C++
2) There are a lot of developers out there that know JavaScript (think of=20
the web)
3) We basically get it for free, with no extra dependencies
4) Trolltech is working in an even faster version of QSA

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