Setting property attributes after calling JS_SetProperty()

[harry.b...@gmail.com]

Hi,


I'm currently trying to upgrade a program from using JS 1.8.5 to JS 76. In doing this, I've come across a function in which we try to:

- set a property that doesn't initially exist on an object, using JS_SetProperty(),

- then set that property's attributes to be JSPROP_PERMANENT, using JS_SetPropertyAttributes().

However, in JS 76, JS_SetPropertyAttributes() doesn't appear to exist. Instead, I've had to:

- get the property descriptor, using JS_GetPropertyDescriptor(),

- then set the attributes using .setAttributes().

I'm struggling to find any documentation on the matter so I'm not sure if this is even correct. Is there a new/alternative function to replace JS_SetPropertyAttributes() with?


Many thanks,
Harry

[Tom Schuster]

Hi!

You can instead use JS_DefineProperty to directly set the property
attributes while defining a new property.

Example:
if (!JS_DefineProperty(cx, object, "name", value, JSPROP_PERMANENT)) {
return false;
}

Cheers,
Tom

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