On Jan 7, 2009, at 11:50 AM, Martin Wengenmayer wrote:
var a = new Vector3f(0,1,0);
In JavaScript. the way this works is that Vector3f has to be some
object that's in scope. This is normally accomplished by adding it as
a property to the global object. That object is called the
"constructor". If the object is one that created with the
JavaScriptCore API, then the function callAsConstructor will be called
on it to implement the new expression. See JSClassDefinition in
JSObjectRef.h for details. The callAsConstructor object can then
return an object of any type, including some other type of custom
object backed by native code.
-- Darin
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