Hello,
I'm a new user of the V8 framework and try to play with it :-)
Currently, I'd like to handle a library (in javascript) that will be
used by other scripts, all run by the V8's engine. For example I will
have something like that:
== library.js ==
function doSomething() { print "library"; }
== script1.js ==
/* import/include library.js */
function doSomething() { print "script1"; } //override the doSomething
method from library.js
doSomething(); //should return *script1*
== script2.js ==
/* import/include library.js */
doSomething(); //should return *library*
My goal is to avoid reexecuting the whole file library.js before
running script1.js or script2.js. In my C++ code, I'd like to do
something like that:
a) prepare environment (Context, Scope, ...)
b) compile & execute library.js
c) take a "snapshot" of the current state (or something like that)
d) compile & execute script1.js
e) reset the state in (c)
f) compile & execute script2.js (so it runs like if script1.js was
never ran, withou re-running library.js)
I had a look to the Contexts, but it is to run for independant code
which is clearly not my case... I also tried to play with Scope and
HandleScope with no result.
Is there a way to handle this problem ?
Thanks & best regards,
Cedric
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