Hi,
I've got another question about accessing JS object instances from C+
+.
I've got a big pile of JS that does something like this:
var x = makeSomething( );
function makeSomething() {
var stuff = {};
stuff.foo = 1;
stuff.bar = 1;
stuff.baz = function ( ) { }
...
return stuff;
}
So, 'x' is filled with a bunch of fields and functions when
makeSomething() is called.
What I would like to do, is to be able to get a reference to the 'x'
object as a Handle<Object>, so that I can directly invoke methods on
that object from C++ like this (where OBJ is the Handle<Object>
pointing to 'x':
Handle<Value> fn = OBJ->Get(String::New("baz"));
Handle<Value> val = Handle<Function>::Cast(fn)->Call(OBJ, 0, 0);
The question I have is how to go about getting the Handle<Object> 'x'.
I can call makeSomething() directly from C++ and receive a
Handle<Value>, but I don't know how to get a Handle<Object> from that
Value. Certainly it's possible, but I'm getting confused....
Thanks again.
jt
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