Am 31.01.2017 um 11:39 schrieb Frantzius, Jörg :
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> As the function object is dynamically created within some 3rd party
> Javascript that I cannot modify, I’m not able to create a CompiledScript
> instead.
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Then your best bet is probably to evaluate the script containing the function
for ea
Hi Hannes,
thanks for the explanations! The Javascript function being a closure over the
scope it was evaluated in is exactly what I did not understand yet.
As the function object is dynamically created within some 3rd party Javascript
that I cannot modify, I’m not able to create a CompiledScri
There are a few problems with this code. The first is that a function
declaration evaluates as undefined in Javascript, so your jsFunction variable
is null. One way to work around this is to make the function an expression,
e.g. by wrapping it in parentheses:
engine.eval(„function test() { }“);
Hi,
in my code, I get hold of a function object from some 3rd party Javascript
code, and I need to execute that function within a new context, i.e. make new
ENGINE_SCOPE bindings available to it. ScriptObjectMirror.call() unfortunately
does not allow to define a context to execute in, so I trie