I am embedding V8 and I have the following javascript:
var TSObject = (function (_super) {
__extends(TSObject, _super);
function TSObject() {
return _super !== null && _super.apply(this, arguments) || this;
}
return TSObject;
}(String));
As an embedder, I have registered the custom "__extends" function on the
global object and my C++ callback is successfully invoked.
My purpose is to be able to intercept the instantiation of such objects:
var obj = new TSObject();
and to alter the type of js objects returned from the TSObject constructor
(ideally by invoking some user provided C++ callback). Can such a hook be
achieved from inside the "__extends" callback?
The closest I could get is provide custom constructors for the base class
but when the "_super.apply(this, arguments)" call is made, I am losing the
information about TSObject and I only have access to the base class.
Is there some way that I could walk the call frames and replace this
constructor or reach the TSObject function so that I have information about
this type?
I can get the current callstack by using "v8::StackTrace::CurrentStackTrace"
but this only gives me the function name as Local<String> and I cannot
reach the actual Local<Function> from this frame.
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