void RubyEvaluator::Evaluate(const ValueList& args, KValueRef result)
{
args.VerifyException("evaluate", "s s s o");
//const char *mimeType = args.GetString(0).c_str();
std::string name = args.GetString(1);
std::string code = args.GetString(2);
global_object = args.GetObject(3);
VALUE ctx = this->GetContext(global_object);
VALUE rargs = rb_ary_new();
rb_ary_push(rargs, ctx);
rb_ary_push(rargs, rb_str_new2(code.c_str()));
int error;
VALUE returnValue = rb_protect(reval_do_call, rargs, &error);
RubyEvaluator::ContextToGlobal(ctx, global_object);
if (error != 0)
{
std::string error("An error occured while parsing Ruby (");
error += name;
error += "): ";
// Display a stringified version of the exception.
VALUE exception = rb_gv_get("$!");
KValueRef v = RubyUtils::ToKrollValue(exception);
SharedString ss = v->DisplayString();
error.append(ss->c_str());
// Try to make a nice backtrace for the user.
VALUE backtrace = rb_funcall(exception,
rb_intern("backtrace"), 0);
VALUE rBacktraceString = rb_funcall(backtrace,
rb_intern("join"), 1, rb_str_new2("\n"));
if (TYPE(rBacktraceString) == T_STRING)
{
error.append("\n");
error.append(StringValuePtr(rBacktraceString));
}
Logger *logger = Logger::Get("Ruby");
logger->Error(error);
result->SetUndefined();
return;
}
result->SetValue(RubyUtils::ToKrollValue(returnValue));
}
