Subj : Re: Private data on function objects
To   : netscape.public.mozilla.jseng
From : James Turner <james.turner@crocodile-clips.com>
Date : Thu Jan 09 2003 02:25 pm

In <avigqh$9o92@ripley.netscape.com> Brendan Eich  wrote:

> 
> Just to clarify: you must mean "the object tagged as a jsval and 
> passed  as argv[-2]" here.  The |obj| parameter to native functions is 
> the 
>|this| parameter in JS.  The |obj| parameter of property getters/
>|setters 
> is object containing the property named by the |id| param.
>

Actually, my concern is the getter / setter for *static* properties (
which don't seem to
be widely used), where the 'obj' passed is indeed the function object (
at least that's what I gleaned get from printf-ing the JSobject pointers) 
And the code seems to work.

Or have I missed something, and you already knew that? I'm still getting 
my head round all this stuff :-)

H&H
James

PS - Jband, I know about LXRL my day job involves hacking mozilla here 
at Crocodile Clips, though this JS work I'm doing is 'extra-curicular'. 
So I've been starting at LXR trying to grok the great lizard for an 
awfully long time now :-)

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