I have an XPCOM interface implemented in C++. Inside my code I need to
create new JSContext objects for private use, but I would also like to
access global variables or local variables declared by the caller
function:
--- test.js --
var answer = 42; // this variable I want to have visible in my C++!
var myxpcom =
Components.classes["@mozilla.org/myxpcom;1"].createInstance();
var myobj = myxpcom.QueryInterface(Components.interfaces.nsIMyObj);
myobj.print();
--- C++ --
void nsMyObj::Print() {
/* I would like to be able to write something like:
printf("anser=%s\n", answer);
how do I get caller's JSContext and scope, so I may use variables
defined at the caller's scope? */
}
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-- Regards,
Tal.
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