Seems to me that what you're trying to do won't work.
You may be able to create a global object template and call
ReattachGlobalObject(globalTemplate->NewInstance()), but I haven't tried that.
On Jun 26, 2012, at 8:34 AM, MikeM wrote:
> > Array function in one context is different from Array function in
> > another context as each context is a separate world with it's own
> > built-in objects.
> Right. That was the purpose of the ReattachGlobal() in the code.
> My idea (possibly mis-guided), was to re-use the same set of built-in objects
> (or prototypes) between different executions.
> So that instanceOf would work properly. How can I re-use the same built-ins
> each time?
> I suppose I could keep using the same Context over and over, but I would need
> a way to wipe out any local var declarations between executions and only keep
> the built-ins.
>
> > You can use Array.isArray which should work cross-context.
> Also what about strings or custom objects of our own?
>
> function foo() {}
> var x = new foo();
> x instanceof foo;
>
> Thanks!
>
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