I am working on setting up a pipeline to do some testing between WebIDL and
Embind with Emscripten. I am having an issue getting direct access to
attributes defined in c++ classes when compiled to javascript.
For example, given this C++ class:
class Bar {
public:
Bar(float val);
void doSomething();
float myVal;
};
When compiled using the following WebIDL interface:
interface Bar {
void Bar(float val);
void doSomething();
attribute float myVal;
};
The attribute myVal can not be directly accessed from the JS Module
returned.
For example:
var b = new Module.Bar(33);
b.myVal <-- does not work
It instead auto generates a getter and setter with this format:
b.get_myVal();
b.set_myVal(num);
Is there a way to manually define the getter/setter so that b.myVal would
work? Or just prevent the getter/setter from being created and have direct
access to the attribute.
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