Before I start to rely on this, I wanted to know if this is a valid
technique for cloning a JavaScriptObject and whether there are any
limitations I might run into.
The situation is that I'd like to clone a 'settings' object so
instances of this class I build using it are immutable. I understand
it's not a deep clone, but I don't think it's necessary in my case.
private static JavaScriptObject cloneJSO(JavaScriptObject src) {
JSONObject srcObj = new JSONObject(src);
JSONObject dstObj = new JSONObject();
for (String key : srcObj.keySet()) {
dstObj.put(key, srcObj.get(key));
}
return dstObj.getJavaScriptObject();
}
Thanks!
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