Lotus Domino Designer 6.5 Help - LotusScript language

WHAT'S NEW IN DOMINO DESIGNER 6?

LotusScript language

LS2J allows LotusScript applications to access Java programs, giving you a powerful cross-platform extension to LotusScript. From within LotusScript, you can access Java classes.
The Open statement has a new optional parameter, Charset, which allows you to specify the language to use for file I/O. A list of valid MIME charset values can be found in MIME Charset Names.

New keywords:

An alias is an alternate spelling of a language keyword (usually VB compliant) such as "msgbox" for the LotusScript "messagebox" function. This section contains the complete listing of LotusScript aliases.
ArrayUnique removes duplicate elements from an array.
The Boolean data type specifies a variable that contains a True (-1) or False (0) value. This new data type is stored as only 2 bytes, rather than the 8 bytes required by a Variant, making it a more economical choice for working with Boolean values.
CBool returns an expression converted to the Boolean data type.
The Byte data type specifies a variable that contains a single, one-byte unsigned number.
CByte returns an expression that has been converted to a Variant of subtype Byte.
DefBool and DefByte are two new options for Deftype statements.
Implode concatenates all members of an Array of Strings and returns a string.
Join concatenates all members of an Array of Strings and returns a string.
Replace replaces specific words or phrases in a string with new words or phrases that you specify.
Split returns an Array of Strings that are the substrings of the specified String.
StrToken returns a specified word from a text string.