// native JavaScript method we'll be calling from JS land
void sampleMethod(JXValue *results, int argc) {
assert(argc == 4 && "number of arguments supposed to be 4");
assert(JX_IsFunction(&results[0]) && JX_IsFunction(&results[1]) &&
"both parameters supposed to be a function");
assert(JX_IsString(&results[2]) && JX_IsString(&results[3]) &&
"both parameters supposed to be a function");
bool JX_CallFunction(JXValue * fnc, JXValue * params, const int argc,
JXValue * out);
JXValue out;
assert(JX_CallFunction(&results[0], &results[2], 1, &out) &&
"failed while calling console.log");
assert(JX_IsUndefined(&out) &&
"return value from console.log should be undefined");
assert(JX_CallFunction(&results[0], &results[3], 1, &out) &&
"failed while calling console.error");
assert(JX_IsUndefined(&out) &&
"return value from console.error should be undefined");
counter++;
}
static void defineEventCB(JXValue *results, int argc) {
if (!JX_IsFunction(results + 1)) {
error_console("defineEventCB expects a function");
return;
}
JX_MakePersistent(results+1);
eventCB = *(results + 1);
}
