Hi all, Im trying to integrate nekovm into a project im doing, but i have some problems, i hope someone can help me out :)
Basically the idea is that i have a library in C with some kind of object abstraction similar to what gobject is. For that i've written some neko "bindings", some .c (.ndll) and .neko files, similar to what http://lists.motion-twin.com/pipermail/neko/2007-March/001653.html explains. Then i have a library in C, which uses this object abstraction library, loads xml based files and calls neko exported functions, in a similar form as html+js. the problem i have is that for example on the following xml, <script file="myscript.n"/> <object onmouseclick="myfun()"> I have a callback in c that whenever that event is triggered i should call the myfun() neko function on myscript.n, that part is working correctly but now i want that the "this" value on the neko callback be the object that triggered the event. So basically the object is already created (i can't use my neko bindings to create a new object), i need to just wrap that object and pass it to val_CallEx as the first argument, the logic way would be to create a new abstract value and assing the object's kind, i.e static value object_ref(Object *o) { value i; i = alloc_abstract(k_object, o); val_gc(i, object_delete); return i; } But the above k_object and object_delete are part of my bindings, not this library. How to handle that situation? specially the k_object thing, i dont mind duplicating the code, but is there a better way to handle this situation? link my c lib against the .nddl too and export the k_object? kind of a hack tho ... Regards -- Neko : One VM to run them all (http://nekovm.org)
