On 10/04/2008, at 20:40, Lee Ka Yuk wrote:
Dear all,
I've tested with JSCore/API and JSCore/binding.
To my surprise, none of the test apps is working.
I don't have CoreFoundation/CoreFoundation.h in my platform
(Qtopia/Ubuntu) so I could not pass the build of
JSCore/API/JSStringRefCF.h.
How
Dear all,
I've tested with JSCore/API and JSCore/binding.
To my surprise, none of the test apps is working.
I don't have CoreFoundation/CoreFoundation.h in my platform
(Qtopia/Ubuntu) so I could not pass the build of
JSCore/API/JSStringRefCF.h.
How can I use JSCore/API then?
Then I switched to
Thanks for the reply from Geoff, MichaelG and Shakti.
What's the dependency/architecture of the folders JSCore/API,
JSCore/binding in JSCore? They both seem to be able to do the same thing
(don't they?), what's the difference then? Geoff suggested JSCore/API
and Shakti suggested JSCore/binding,
Which binding should I use that would fit the architecture best?
Must I understand JavaScriptCore/API in order to add the object?
What is the life cycle of the Javascript objects?
Yes, I think using the API in JavaScriptCore/API will give you the
best results. It's also the easiest API to
Hello Lee,
On Thursday 03 April 2008 20:01, Lee Ka Yuk wrote:
I'm using the WebKit project for webpage rendering on Qtopia.
I would like to add some Javascript objects that can be accessed in the
webpage and implemented with C/C++.
If you are using the latest Qt/4.4 snapshot, the Qt way to do
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