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PS C:\> 0x1234567812345678 1311768465173141112 PS C:\> 0x1234567812345678 >.\foo.txt ; cat .\foo.txt 1311768465173141112 PS C:\> "WScript.Echo('$(0x12345678

by 13of40 11y ago

PS C:\> 0x1234567812345678 1311768465173141112 PS C:\> 0x1234567812345678 >.\foo.txt ; cat .\foo.txt 1311768465173141112 PS C:\> "WScript.Echo('$(0x1234567812345678)')" >.\foo.js ; cat .\foo.js ; cscript //nologo .\foo.js WScript.Echo(1311768465173141112) 1.31176846517314E+18 ... I'm not seeing your point.

Touche 11y ago
> I'm not seeing your point. JavaScript does not have 64-bit integers. So if you exported an object with 64-bit integers to XML, for example, a JavaScript program could not (correctly) deserialize that XML.
- douche 11y ago
  Javascript doesn't really have integers, at all, so...