Thanks a lot, I figure it also... But, I have still 3 (related) questions:
Why Persistent are not a subclass of handle? so that it is possible to use
Handle (Local) and persistent in the same way, without the need to do a
cast? And what is the difference between a weak and non weak persistent?
On Tue, Jan 28, 2014 at 9:20 AM, Pierre Saunier
pierre.saun...@ppmodeler.com wrote:
Thanks a lot, I figure it also... But, I have still 3 (related) questions:
Why Persistent are not a subclass of handle? so that it is possible to use
Handle (Local) and persistent in the same way, without the
thanks, that is clear.
but that means i have to store a persistent object for every c++ object I
create so that i can go from javascript objet to c++ object and vice
versa.. . so, either i add the field persistent::object to my class, which
links strongly my code to v8 or i need to have an
What exactly do you want to store; just one class instance - or do you have an
existing C++ class that you are extending to be v8 compatible? There is a giant
difference between these cases.
The first case is what I am doing for nodejs currently; I am taking an existing
c++ class (Fl_Window)
It is very simple:
I want to set javascript callback functions where the first parameter is a
javascript object.
so I have a C++ object, let say a button. When the button is pressed, a
callback function is called with the button in parameter.
In my v8 code, I create an persistent object template
