Subj : Re: Delphi developers: headers for Mozilla JS engine
To   : netscape.public.mozilla.jseng
From : "Sterling Bates" <swbates@telusrem.net>
Date : Sat Jul 12 2003 08:39 pm

I was going to test out whether this. was required :)  Thanks for
clarifying.

I translated some of the private structs that were used in the hooks (*Op,
JSHash*, etc).  I had initially started out with straight pointers (JS is
supposed to be opaque, right?) but then I saw some hooks where my callback
could extract information directly.  If that's still not a Good Thing, I'll
go back to pointers.

I'm not sure why all the entry points wouldn't be there...though I did use a
Borland tool to export the function names and indexes.

Sterling

"Brendan Eich" <brendan@meer.net> wrote in message
news:3F1044C0.1050107@meer.net...
> Sterling Bates wrote:
> > I have a mostly-completed interface for Mozilla's javascript engine.
The
> > links for both (unit & engine) are at the bottom.
>
> Cool.  One bug:
>
> if (JS_GetProperty(cx, global, 'this.i', @rval) = JS_TRUE) then
> ShowMessage('this.i is an accessible property');
>
> The id should be just 'i', not 'this.i'.
>
> I didn't see all the public JS_* entry points declared, and I wondered
> why all the private structs and js_* "library-private" entry points were
> declared.  Those shouldn't be used outside the engine.
>
> /be
>
>
>

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