Subj : Re: [Q] two names for the same Object
To   : netscape.public.mozilla.jseng
From : gfloria@tcpsi.es (gonzalo)
Date : Mon May 12 2003 02:17 am

CORRECTION for the orinigal post:

 We are using RHINO as a interpreter for JS code found at HTML pages. The
 problem we face here is that JS allows multiple names for the same
 object, such as:
 "button1.name" and "myForm.button1.name" or
 "document.myForm.button1.name"
 All expresions reefer to the same object. How can I show this to
 RHINO?.
 
 we have processed the DOM model from the HTML document, so before
 trying the interpretation we provide the context with the appropriate
 object.  For example:
 
     ScriptableObject.defineClass(scope, Document.class);
     Scriptable myDocument = cx.newObject(scope, "Document", null);
     scope.put("document", scope, myDocument);
 
 The problem is that we need the compiler (RHINO) to "understand" the hierarchy
 and that a given object may have different names.
 
 Is there a way to do that?
 
 Any ideas on how to solve this problem?
 
 thanx in advance.
 
 
 gonso

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