On Nov 7, 2007, at 8:41 PM, Darin Adler wrote:
Yes, JavaScriptCore does replace JavaScriptGlue. JavaScript was an
old C programming interface for using JavaScript directly, but it
was incomplete, less efficient than JavaScript's new API, and never
was made into API.
Sorry, I meant to say:
Yes, JavaScriptCore does replace JavaScriptGlue. JavaScriptGlue was an
old C programming interface for using JavaScript directly, but it was
incomplete, less efficient than JavaScriptCore's new API, and never
was made into API.
I think you'll get some great results using the JavaScriptCore API. It
should be straightforward to hook it up to your Objective-C objects,
even though there's no automatic bridging. And it gives you the full
ability to implement any aspect of a JavaScript object, unlike any
other API we've provided in the past.
-- Darin
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