Hi furesoft,
For standard .NET dictionaries, the following should work:
Another possibility is to use the provided
Good luck!
For standard .NET dictionaries, the following should work:
var b = _GET.Item.get('blub'); // _GET.Item('blub') also works but is not preferred _GET.Item.set('blub', foo);
PropertyBag class instead of a standard dictionary. That'll enable simplified JavaScript-like syntax for looking up and storing values, but other members (e.g., methods such as TryGetValue) will not be accessible from script code.Good luck!
