Hi,
I'm porting some C++ code that ran under node.js 0.8 and 0.10 to use the
newer v8 in node 0.12.
In the earlier v8, it was clear that when a JS constructor was called,
args.This() was set to an object that had been created using an
InstanceTemplate.
For instance if I had said:
Local<FunctionTemplate> ft = FunctionTemplate::New();
ft->InstanceTemplate()->SetInternalFieldCount(2);
ft->InstanceTemplate()->SetAccessor( ... );
ft->SetCallHandler(nativeObjectConstructor, ... );
Then nativeObjectConstructor, when called as a constructor, would have
args.This() set to an object that already had 2 internal fields and an
accessor.
Using node 0.12 it seems this is no longer true.
Can anyone point me to some documentation describing what changed?
Thanks,
JD
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