JSCocoa

The default JSCocoa log function calls NSLog() and is verbose. Rather than modifying the JSCocoa

Hi again, I have narrowed down the problem to the lines [self removeObjectWithName:@"__jsc__

On Aug 7, 2012, at 4:15 PM, HalfdanJ <jo...@halfdanj.dk> wrote: > 2. Thead safety, i'm

Fixed ! > Looks like some more changes in the order of attributes messes up BridgeSupport in 10.8.

> And so BridgeSupportController ends up using the type64 value as the name. Just a heads up

Thanks for the quick fix! On 16 May 2012 09:42, Patrick Geiller <parm...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > json.js hasn't been added to the JSCocoa framework bundle. > Was that your intention

> My understanding is that outValue only needs to be called on an > outArgument if the returned

> Is there a method that recessively boxes values in containers > (NSArray and NSDictionary)?

> > JSValueRef result = [jsc callJSFunctionNamed:@"test4" withArguments: > nil];

> If I have two JSCocoa instances (JS1 and JS2) is it possible to send >

Perfect, I'll give that a try soon, thanks! On Sep 17, 12:49 am, Patrick Geiller <parman...@

> It looks like the class.js code is NOT being called from the WekKit bridge because it sends in a

Thanks! On Sun, Aug 14, 2011 at 5:26 PM, Patrick Geiller <parm...@gmail.com> wrote: Fixed.

Hi. Patrick and everybody. It's long time ~ During so far, I've been with Lua. I think that

/System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework/Resources/BridgeSupport/AppKit.bridgeSupport Is anyone

Linking the built in JSCore is not allowed by Apple because it is a private API, but apparently

Hi, I'm trying to implement a CLLocationManagerDelegate, like so: Class("MyCLDelegate <

And make sure to do the following: - In Project Settings - Other Linker Flags -lxml2 - Header Search

FWIW I just tried to build the project (10.6, 3.2 Simulator) and got a similar error, I had to change

Damn. Okay, I'll try the global array, or else find a workaround that doesn't require storing

I've got a JavaScript method that looks like this: -(void) update: (float)dt { log(dt); }

On Sep 25, 2010, at 12:53 AM, Patrick Geiller wrote: > Fixed. Blocks are encoded as '@?',

Thanks, Patrick! That was exactly the problem that I was having, and it's now working perfectly.

D'oh! Right after I posted this, I went back to take another troll through the test just in case

Thanks, Patrick, that worked great! Ian On Aug 26, 11:38 pm, Patrick Geiller <parman...@gmail.com

On Aug 18, 2010, at 11:40 AM, Patrick Geiller wrote: > Gus : the conversion happens only on

Hey Patrick, You. Are. Awesome. This is working exactly how I need! I'll probably revisit it to

Ah, that's likely the problem. I'll double check and make sure that they're getting

That's something you should ask to the WebKit mailing list. JSCocoa is a bridge that only uses