ScriptReference 顺序在运行时是否始终保持不变？
我过去曾被 Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock 所困扰，在糟糕的旧 .Net 1.1 时代，注册的 JS 没有以稳定的顺序从一台机器发送到另一台机器。 现在，我正在编写一组使用
有吗？ 我在开发机器上观察到的脚本的包含顺序是否保证是我在 web 应用程序运行的所有其他上下文中看到的顺序？
I've been bitten in the past by Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock-registered JS not being emitted in a stable order from machine to machine in the bad old .Net 1.1 days. Now, I'm writing a set of user controls that use <asp:ScriptManager/> to reference JS, and although I haven't had any problems so far - order always seems to be conserved between <asp:ScriptReference> tags - I'm feeling a bit shy about it. MSDN seems silent on the topic, and various bloggers seem to indicate ordering is stable in .Net 2.0+, but I haven't found any definitive reference.
Does one exist? Is the order of inclusion of scripts I observe on my development machine guaranteed to be the one I'll see in all other contexts the webapp runs?
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进一步的分析得出的结论是，答案是，至少在我特定的生产和开发环境中是这样。
Further analysis concludes that the answer is that they are, at least in my particular production and development environments.