Added support for calling GAScriptObject as a function#16
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Added support for calling GAScriptObject as a function#16b123400 wants to merge 8 commits intonewyankeecodeshop:masterfrom
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Able to call GAScriptObject as a function
…ead. Change undefined-->nil to NSNull, so it can be put into array
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This is a good idea. Since functions are objects though, you could invoke the function by using the "call" or "apply" method? |
This will allow application to manage when to inject the script. The current method cannot make sure js is injected before your code runs
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"callFunction" only allows a function to be called if it is a property of an object. "callAsFunction" allows functions to be called directly, which is more flexible.
One good application would be using callback to handle the no-return-value problem.