Hi,
Using gecko, you should define an XPCOM class defining a function that
you will implement within your javascrpipt code :
var callback =
{
call : function(argument)
{
...
}
}
then pass this object to your XPCOM coded object :
callbackemitter.setCallback(callback);
and call it from C++ :
void
nsCallbackEmitter::callback()
{
_callback->Call(argument);
}
Stefan Klinger a écrit :
Hello,
i found some hints how to create javascript functions mapped to C++
function which are callable from within the browser, but none
provieded me with a solution how to actually do it.
What i want is something like a Javascript Function for this C/C++
"Callback" inside the embedding code.
void JavascriptCallback(<some string type> argument) {
}
Some Newsgroup Posts said you should use JS_DefineFunction, but i
found no way to create a header from IDL for it nor does any header in
the gecko SDK define it.
Can someone give me a bit of code how to actually do such a thing?
Thanks in regards,
Stefan
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