Hello!
On the .NET side you can access JavaScript objects, including functions, using the
and then use it like this:
You can also set up a .NET delegate that calls a script function. This makes it possible to plug script code into an existing API that doesn't use
you can use it from script code like this:
Thanks for your question, and good luck!
On the .NET side you can access JavaScript objects, including functions, using the
dynamic keyword. For example, you can define your class like this:publicclass Page { publicvoid open(string address, dynamic callback) { if (callback != null) { callback("success"); } } }
engine.AddHostObject("page", new Page()); engine.AddHostType("Console", typeof(Console)); engine.Execute(@" page.open('http://www.cnn.com', function(status) { Console.WriteLine(status); }); ");
dynamic. For example, if your class is already defined like this:publicclass Page { publicvoid open(string address, Action<string> callback) { if (callback != null) { callback("success"); } } }
engine.AddHostObject("page", new Page()); engine.AddHostType("Console", typeof(Console)); engine.AddHostType("OpenCallback", typeof(Action<string>)); engine.Execute(@" page.open('http://www.cnn.com', new OpenCallback(function(status) { Console.WriteLine(status); })); ");