Since JSValueRef and JSObjectRef are typedef's to the same OpaqueJSValue
structure (pointer), it appears you could almost use them in the same
contexts. And if fact, it appears you can use a JSObjectRef wherever a
JSValueRef is defined in the API. And you can sometimes use a
JSValueRef
On May 4, 2009, at 10:17 AM, Patrick Mueller wrote:
Since JSValueRef and JSObjectRef are typedef's to the same
OpaqueJSValue structure (pointer)
It’s easy to get the wrong idea about this by looking at the
implementation. These two typedefs use the same structure, but they
use const in
Darin Adler wrote:
What documentation were you reading? Since WebKit is an open source
project, if you have improvements to, say, the comments in the header,
you can submit them as a patch. Most of the mechanics are covered at
http://webkit.org/coding/contributing.html, although some of the
On May 4, 2009, at 10:53 AM, Patrick Mueller wrote:
The docs I was reading were in fact the Apple docs
I believe the document you cited is automatically generated from the
comments in the JavaScriptCore headers. So if we improve the
documentation comments in the headers in the WebKit open
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