Netscape 3, Internet Explorer 4
s
A string that contains arbitrary JavaScript statements separated by semicolons.
The JavaScript value of the last expression evaluated in s, converted to a Java object.
The eval( ) method of the Java JSObject class evaluates the JavaScript code contained in the string s in the context of the JavaScript object specified by the JSObject. The behavior of the eval( ) method of the Java JSObject class is much like that of the JavaScript global eval( ) function.
The argument s may contain any number of JavaScript statements separated by semicolons; these statements are executed in the order in which they appear. The return value of eval( ) is the value of the last statement or expression evaluated in s.