If you are using the API to build your object then you can try the following:
Local<FunctionTemplate>
func_templ(FunctionTemplate::New());func_templ->SetClassName(String::NewSymbol("ClassName"));Local<ObjectTemplate>
obj_templ = func_templ->InstanceTemplate();
On Friday, October 11, 2013 5:04:36 AM UTC+3, ChaRles Lew wrote:
>
> Hi, i've been reading ECMAScript specification recently. I've learned that
> Object.prototype.toString will generate a string like [object <[[Class]]>]
> for objects.
> And I'm curious how can I customize the [[Class]] internal property for my
> objects. Or shall i just rewrite this method and fake this behavior?
>
> By the way, in Chrome when <this> is the window object,
> this.toString() => "[object window]"
> but
> Object.prototype.toString.call(this) => "[object global]"
> Hey...The app i'm writing has a similar behavior and will use the global
> object in a similar way, how shall i avoid [object global] appearing? I
> want to ensure (at least pretend) its [[Class]] internal property is
> "window" etc.
>
> Looking forward for advice. Thanks.
>
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