Arrays are now proxied.

fixed. Get will return a __iterator__ for enumerable objects.

Wycats' interactive js/rb shell is a good start on this, but it'd be nice to make it work with files, etc.

(from [46ffbc14c6005f101dd3facb9d27d358cd92bc10]) JSland proxies of Ruby classes have working constructors. [#29 state:resolved]

http://github.com/jbarnette/j...

Fixzored.

extern JS_PUBLIC_API(JSBool)

JS_GetElement(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsint index, jsval *vp);

extern JS_PUBLIC_API(JSBool)

JS_SetElement(JSContext *cx, ...

RubyLandProxy#[] must act differently when indexed by a number. Probably also RubyLandProxy#[]=

Yes I did.

Hey, didn't you fix this?

See notes on #24.

See notes on #24.

Alternatively, we could start having a lot more JSland proxy classes:

• JSProxyClass, for most Ruby objects, including Hashes
• JSArrayProxyClass, for Ruby arra...

Ruby:

class Foo; end

ctx = Johnson::Context.new
ctx[:Foo] = Foo

JavaScript:

var x = Foo.new(); // this already works
var y = new Foo(); // this should...

It's pretty easy to decide how proxied rubyland arrays should act when they're enumerated, but I'm really not sure about anything else.

yar. they be tested.

Regular expressions now round trip both ways.

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I think this is okay for 1.0. Let's address it when something blows up. We can always provide a js property that sidesteps all of the proxy methods:

# calls/g...

This is because the JSProxy defines property getters and setters itself, passing them all through to Ruby. What we should really do:

Setting the foo property...

Rubyland:

class Foo; end

ctx = Johnson::Context.new
ctx[:foo] = Foo.new

JSland:

foo.bar = "baz!"

foo.bar // => null

Yeah, we should just reach in to js_FunctionClass and inject a custom finalize stub. See if it has the magical "this is a Ruby proc" marker property, and, if i...

Make this work:

module Foo
  class Bar
  end
end

context[:Foo] = Foo
assert_instance_of(Foo::Bar, context.evaluate("Foo.Bar.new()")