Subj : Equivalent in c/c++ to a simple javascript obj.
To   : netscape.public.mozilla.jseng
From : block111
Date : Wed Oct 20 2004 01:40 pm

Hi,
could somebody post a simple c/c++ code (or explain in simple words
which api needed) required to declare a js class, so that this class
would be predeclared (like Array)
for example simple js code:
function MyClass(){
   this.x; //public member;
   var y;  //private member;
   z;      //static member;
}
What is the equivalent c/c++ code?
basicly each of the members might be a function, object, int etc, but
for a simple example int (JS_Int or whatever) is ok.

PS. I could execute a few strings of js code to make such a class
declared, but I would like to know what is the code to make it in
c/c++.


Thanks

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