Hi, I've got two problems: 1) I want to create a JavaScript "class" (prototype), that instantiates a C++ class. So for example, if script makes: "new MyClass(blah)", in C++ there should be also a class instantiated. The pointer should be saved and connected with the JS class, and should be deleted when the JS class gets deleted (I think the GC deletes JS classes). How can I detect in C++ WHEN the JS class gets deleted?
2) Another thing is to always work with the same class. Script makes "new MyTest(blub)" and should work with the same C++ instance internally. If the script calls "new MyTest(blub)" again, it should use the same class again. How can I do that? Thanks! -- v8-users mailing list [email protected] http://groups.google.com/group/v8-users
