Error: unexpected '}' when injecting Javascript in BrowserComponent

[P5music]

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I am using the executeAndWait instruction (but there are other similar instructions) on a BrowserComponent (subclass of).

I get the error below when trying to inject Javascript. It complains about unexpected '}' char.

In fact in that code there are 21 '{' hars and 22 '}' chars.

 %28function%28%29%7Bvar%20base%5Furl%3D%27https://www.codenameone.com/!cn1return/';function doCallback(val) {   var url = BASE_URL + encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify(val));  if (window.cefQuery) { window.cefQuery({request:'shouldNavigate:'+url, onSuccess: function(response){}, onFailure:function(error_code, error_message) { console.log(error_message)}});}  else if (window.cn1application && window.cn1application.shouldNavigate) { window.cn1application.shouldNavigate(url) } else if (true) {window._cn1ready = window._cn1ready || []; window._cn1ready.push(function(){window.cn1application.shouldNavigate(url)});} else {window.location.href=url}} var result = {value:null, type:null, errorMessage:null, errorCode:0, callbackId:1};var callback = {  onSucess: function(val) { this.onSuccess(val);},   onSuccess: function(val) { result.value = val; result.type = typeof(val); if (val !== null && typeof val === 'object') {result.value = val.toString();} doCallback(result);},   onError: function(message, code) { if (message instanceof Error) {result.errorMessage = message.message; result.errorCode = 0;} else {result.errorMessage = message; result.errorCode = code;} doCallback(result);}};try { /* My Javascript code here*/ } catch (e) {try {callback.onError(e.message, 0);} catch (e2) {callback.onError('Unknown error', 0);}}})(); (1)

 

Regards

[Steve Hannah]

Most likely the relevant code - the code that has a syntax error - is the part that you redacted with "/*My Javascript code here*/"

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[P5music]

I checked the number of '{' and  '}' chars without my Javascript code, you can count the chars with a text search in any editor, I used gEdit on Linux.

Unless I am somewhere wrong, it is not my code's fault, I think (I checked it too). 

Regards

[P5music]

Ok you were right.

I my code there was an array definition wrong: 

var myArray={0};

while it should be

var myArray=[0];

Now, left that error aside, the braces were paired.

but

was a further '}'  created and detected?
or I am very wrong?