Javascript literal error: unexpected identifier

[hardmode2236]

In my playerScript i tried to make a literal to hold a package of data for casting a spell. it loosk like this:

var playerSpell = {
	SpCost : 0.0,
	SpCost2 : 0.0,
	SpDelivery : "",
	SpSubDelivery : "",
	SpEffect : "",
	SpMod1: "",
	SpMod2: "",
	SpMod3: "",
	SpMod4: "",
	SpMod5: "",
	SpDamage :0.0,
	SpDuration :0.0,
	SpForce :0.0,
	SpProjectile :0.0,
	SpProjectilesSize :0.0,
	SpFireRate :0.0,
	SpChargeMax :0.0
};

but every one of the variables triggers an “unexpected identifier” error.
I’m not sure if this is just a syntax error, or if unity doesnt allow this kind of thing or what. If anyone knows id appreciate some help.

[Eric5h5]

Unity doesn’t use Javascript. Though it might be inaccurately called that, it’s better known as Unityscript, since it’s unique to Unity. (And far better than Javascript. Not to mention largely incompatible with it.) You’d be much better off using ActionScript 3 as a “template” for Unityscript, rather than Javascript. As such, you use classes like ActionScript 3 (or C# for that matter, though the syntax is mostly like ActionScript 3).