Subj : Interfacing to C++
To   : netscape.public.mozilla.jseng
From : Thorsten R
Date : Fri Sep 03 2004 10:32 am

In order to reflect C++ classes of my application to the JS engine, I'm
currently creating a JS prototype class for each C++ class (where the
pointers to getProperty and setProperty are set) and then use
JS_DefineObject() for each instance of my internal C++ objects - so I have
named JS objects.

A few days ago Brendan suggested to use "lazy techniques", in conjunction
with JSClass.resolve, JSClass.getProperty, JSClass.enumerate.

I looked into it and currently do not see the advantage. But it is possible
I missed something. Can anyone point out the advantage of using lazy
techniques?

Thanks
Thorsten

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