How can I execute Javascript via ExtJS AJAX call without eval() as I can with JQuery? -

i execute javascript in pages load via ext.ajax.request. this, have load scripts , eval() them this:

ext.ajax.request({     url: 'content/view_application.php',     success: function(objserverresponse) {         var responsetext = objserverresponse.responsetext;         regioncontent.update(responsetext);         var scripts, scriptsfinder=/<script[^>]*>([\s\s]+)<\/script>/gi;         while(scripts=scriptsfinder.exec(responsetext)) {             eval(scripts[1]);         }     } }); 

with jquery, however, can have javascript executed in pages called via ajax without resorting eval() this:

function replacecontentonclick(id, pagetoload) {     $('body').delegate(('#' + id), 'click', function(){         $.get('content/' + pagetoload, function(data) {             $('#regioncontent .x-panel-body').html(data);         });     }); } 

how jquery manages execute javascript in loaded page without eval()? there way load javascript without resorting eval() in extjs well?

personally, wouldn't worry eval statement. aware douglas crockford counsels against use:

eval evil

the eval function (and relatives, function, settimeout, , setinterval) provide access javascript compiler. necessary, in cases indicates presence of extremely bad coding. eval function misused feature of javascript.

(from http://www.jslint.com/lint.html)

here states "this necessary", , argue use valid one.

the json2.js library (http://www.json.org) uses command, , flags jslint intended:

/*jslint evil: true */ 

is there particular reason avoid use?