Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of SCRIPTING_ACTIONS_API_R0

Timestamp:

07/16/09 10:25:17 (16 years ago)

Author:

mitex

Comment:

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SCRIPTING_ACTIONS_API_R0

@@ -106 +106 @@
   * Class {{{JSBook}}} extends {{{ScriptableObject}}}
    * Override {{{getClassName}}} to return "Book". That means that script writers will use "Book" instead of "JSBook".
-   * Create getters and setters according to the analysis.
+   * Create a method {{{void setBook(ResourceRef book)}}} which sets the "real" book that is adapted.
+   * Create getters, setters and other methods according to the analysis.
     * For example, for the title write {{{String jsGet_title()}}} and {{{void jsSet_title(String title)}}}. This will allow users to benefit from the easy JavaScript syntax: "book.title = 'Design Patterns'".
   * Class {{{JSPage}}} extends {{{ScriptableObject}}}
@@ -118 +119 @@
    * Use {{{ScriptableObject.defineClass(scope, JSBook.class);}}} to expose a given {{{ScriptableObject}}} to JavaScript.
    * When executing a script from a document window, expose all adapter and facade classes. When the script is used as a link action, do not expose {{{JSApp}}}.
-   * Use
+   * Use the following to expose a global variable {{{book}}} which represents the book where the script is created:
 {{{
 Scriptable scriptableJsBook = context.newObject(scope, "Book");
@@ -125 +126 @@
 jsBook.setBook(bookRef);
 }}}
-    to expose a global variable {{{book}}} which represents the book where the script is created.
    * Expose the app too, if running a script from a document window.
    * Limit the scope of visible Java classes to only Rhino classes using {{{context.setClassShutter}}}.