Calling JavaScript functions from C++ with WebKit (Part 2)
Jun 29, 2007I didn’t know there was going to be a part 2 to this little adventure: I thought Part 1 was enough. Well, as long as your program liked…
I didn’t know there was going to be a part 2 to this little adventure: I thought Part 1 was enough. Well, as long as your program liked…
Given Apple’s 64 Bit Carbon plans, a lot of people are wondering if Carbon is dead (or not). (See one example of this over at Michael Tsai’s…
The reason I picked WebKit is that it (seemed) to be easy to call JavaScript from C++ and (hopefully) the reverse too (by some glue…
I figured out how to call JavaScript functions from C++ with WebKit today. Now the next task: calling C++ objects from JavaScript…
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Here’s a parable for you. One day a programmer was writing a script (in Python, if it matters). It was a complicated script, so like any…