Updated: Mozilla's SpiderMonkey headers and new bridge class
From: Sterling Bates (sterlingb_at_bigbangmapsonco.com)
Date: 10/31/03
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Date: Fri, 31 Oct 2003 10:13:32 -0700
Several months ago I released a code collection to facilitate
Delphi<->SpiderMonkey interaction. I've since made several updates to those
files, including bug fixes and whatnot, and have also constructed a bridge
class that permits a TObject-only descendent to instantly interact with
script and native code.
The files are available at http://www.sterlingbates.com/delphi.asp
When a TObject descends from the bridge class, all of its published
properties and methods are exposed to the SpiderMonkey engine. With only a
few lines of code, any TObject descendent's published properties and methods
become callable from both Delphi code and Javascript code.
While documentation is a little sparse at this point, any assistance with
documentation, bugs, and suggestions are always appreciated. The code is
freeware, and the only thing I ask is that the file headers stay in place.
Take care,
Sterling
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