Aaron Boodman wrote:
Passing booleans, numbers and strings is trivial using the current API.
Passing arrays of booleans and numbers is trivial too.
Passing objects, or arrays of strings, arrays, or objects, is more
complex, but as you point out, it can be done using JSON libraries. Since
On Tue, Feb 12, 2008 at 4:57 PM, Ian Hickson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This was originally how the DOM Storage API worked, but there was
significant pushback on this, resulting in the current string-only
approach. When I came to writing the postMessage API, I considered that
feedback and
On Mon, 11 Feb 2008, Aaron Boodman wrote:
Has the topic of automatic serialization and deserialization of objects
passed across postMessage() come up already? It seems like boolean,
number, string, arrays, and objects should be supported.
I realize that you can just use a json library,
Has the topic of automatic serialization and deserialization of
objects passed across postMessage() come up already? It seems like
boolean, number, string, arrays, and objects should be supported.
I realize that you can just use a json library, but I wonder why we
should force every application
