Updates:
Status: WorkingAsIntended
Comment #4 on issue 1349 by [email protected]: v8 Interceptor can't be
nesting.
http://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=1349
Thanks for the files. The problem is that you are using this pattern:
{
HandleScope scope;
Handle<Object> V8Obj = ...;
return V8Obj;
}
This means that you are returning a handle out of the scope to which it
belongs. That is not safe because the object is no longer known by the
garbage collector at that point. In debug mode we zap the handle in order
to catch these problems which accounts for the assertion you are seeing.
You need to escape the handle to the outer handle scope (or remove the
handle scope and rely on the one set up by V8 before calling callbacks).
Escaping to the outer handle scope is done by:
return scope.Close(V8Obj);
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