I want to use only a single v8::Context for my whole application, so that I
can access registered callbacks from everywhere. I tried simple always
using v8::Context::GetCurrent() but I crashes if I haven't created a
context before manually. To create a new context, I can use
v8::Context::New() but I want to call I only, if there isn't a current
context already.
I tried checking if the returned handle is emtpy but instead of returning
an empty handle, it just crashes.
v8::Handle<v8::Context> handle = v8::Context::GetCurrent();
if(!handle)
{
handle = v8::Context::New();
}
So how can I check if there is a current context already? Or is there a
better way to access functions bound to various contexts from within a
single script?
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