Keyword arguments to Context.execute as globals
Reported by Paul J. Davis | July 6th, 2009 @ 01:47 PM
The current Context.execute(script) is a bit limited in terms of user friendliness of passing Python values to the JS interpreter. The current approach is to define a set of global values using Context.add_global().
I should update Context.execute to apply any keyword arguments as globals in the JavaScript interpreter. Something like:
assert cx.execute("var f = 2 * bar + omega; f;", bar=10, omega=13) == 33
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Python/JavaScript bridge module, making use of Mozilla's spidermonkey JavaScript implementation. Allows implementation of JavaScript classes, objects and functions in Python, and evaluation and calling of JavaScript scripts and functions respectively. Borrows heavily from Claes Jacobssen's Javascript Perl module, in turn based on Mozilla's 'PerlConnect' Perl binding.
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