#include <ppp_class_deprecated.h>
Public Attributes | |
| bool(* | HasProperty )(void *object, struct PP_Var name, struct PP_Var *exception) |
| bool(* | HasMethod )(void *object, struct PP_Var name, struct PP_Var *exception) |
| struct PP_Var(* | GetProperty )(void *object, struct PP_Var name, struct PP_Var *exception) |
| void(* | GetAllPropertyNames )(void *object, uint32_t *property_count, struct PP_Var **properties, struct PP_Var *exception) |
| void(* | SetProperty )(void *object, struct PP_Var name, struct PP_Var value, struct PP_Var *exception) |
| void(* | RemoveProperty )(void *object, struct PP_Var name, struct PP_Var *exception) |
| struct PP_Var(* | Call )(void *object, struct PP_Var method_name, uint32_t argc, struct PP_Var *argv, struct PP_Var *exception) |
| struct PP_Var(* | Construct )(void *object, uint32_t argc, struct PP_Var *argv, struct PP_Var *exception) |
| void(* | Deallocate )(void *object) |
Detailed Description
Interface for the plugin to implement JavaScript-accessible objects.
This interface has no interface name. Instead, the plugin passes a pointer to this interface to PPB_Var_Deprecated.CreateObject that corresponds to the object being implemented.
See the PPB_Var_Deprecated interface for more information on these functions. This interface just allows you to implement the "back end" of those functions, so most of the contract is specified in that interface.
See http://code.google.com/p/ppapi/wiki/InterfacingWithJavaScript for general information on using and implementing vars.
Definition at line 37 of file ppp_class_deprecated.h.
Member Data Documentation
| struct PP_Var(* PPP_Class_Deprecated::Call)(void *object, struct PP_Var method_name, uint32_t argc, struct PP_Var *argv, struct PP_Var *exception) |
|name| is guaranteed to be a string type var. Exception is guaranteed non-NULL
Definition at line 111 of file ppp_class_deprecated.h.
| struct PP_Var(* PPP_Class_Deprecated::Construct)(void *object, uint32_t argc, struct PP_Var *argv, struct PP_Var *exception) |
Exception is guaranteed non-NULL.
Definition at line 118 of file ppp_class_deprecated.h.
| void(* PPP_Class_Deprecated::Deallocate)(void *object) |
Called when the reference count of the object reaches 0. Normally, plugins would free their internal data pointed to by the |object| pointer.
Definition at line 127 of file ppp_class_deprecated.h.
| void(* PPP_Class_Deprecated::GetAllPropertyNames)(void *object, uint32_t *property_count, struct PP_Var **properties, struct PP_Var *exception) |
Exception is guaranteed non-NULL.
This should include all enumerable properties, including methods. Be sure to set |*property_count| to 0 and |properties| to NULL in all failure cases, these should never be unset when calling this function. The pointers passed in are guaranteed not to be NULL, so you don't have to NULL check them.
If you have any properties, allocate the property array with PPB_Core.MemAlloc(sizeof(PP_Var) * property_count) and add a reference to each property on behalf of the caller. The caller is responsible for Release()ing each var and calling PPB_Core.MemFree on the property pointer.
Definition at line 83 of file ppp_class_deprecated.h.
| struct PP_Var(* PPP_Class_Deprecated::GetProperty)(void *object, struct PP_Var name, struct PP_Var *exception) |
|name| is guaranteed to be a string-type or an integer-type var. Exception is guaranteed non-NULL. An integer is used for |name| when implementing array access into the object. If the property does not exist, set the exception and return a var of type Void. A property does not exist if a call HasProperty() for the same |name| would return false.
Definition at line 65 of file ppp_class_deprecated.h.
|name| is guaranteed to be a string-type. Exception is guaranteed non-NULL. If the method does not exist, return false and don't set the exception. Errors in this function will probably not occur in general usage, but if you need to throw an exception, still return false.
Definition at line 54 of file ppp_class_deprecated.h.
| bool(* PPP_Class_Deprecated::HasProperty)(void *object, struct PP_Var name, struct PP_Var *exception) |
|name| is guaranteed to be an integer or string type var. Exception is guaranteed non-NULL. An integer is used for |name| when implementing array access into the object. This test should only return true for properties that are not methods. Use HasMethod() to handle methods.
Definition at line 44 of file ppp_class_deprecated.h.
| void(* PPP_Class_Deprecated::RemoveProperty)(void *object, struct PP_Var name, struct PP_Var *exception) |
|name| is guaranteed to be an integer or string type var. Exception is guaranteed non-NULL.
Definition at line 101 of file ppp_class_deprecated.h.
| void(* PPP_Class_Deprecated::SetProperty)(void *object, struct PP_Var name, struct PP_Var value, struct PP_Var *exception) |
|name| is guaranteed to be an integer or string type var. Exception is guaranteed non-NULL.
Definition at line 92 of file ppp_class_deprecated.h.
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