JsRealm Class

Creates an ArrayBuffer whose data block is memory (the bytes are shared, not copied). When detachKey is not undefined, the scripts cannot detach nor transfer the buffer (e.g. the buffer of a WebAssembly.Memory); JsBinaryData.DetachArrayBuffer detaches it with the key.

Creates an ArrayBuffer containing a copy of bytes.

Creates a function that calls action and returns undefined (see JsRealm.CreateFunction).

Creates a built-in function (CreateBuiltinFunction): its name and length are set; it is not a constructor.

Creates a built-in function (CreateBuiltinFunction): its name and length are set; it is not a constructor.

Creates a function that calls action and returns undefined (see JsRealm.CreateFunction).

Creates a function that calls function: the arguments are converted with JsEngine.ToDotNet, and the result with JsRealm.FromDotNet. A conversion that fails throws a TypeError (or a RangeError) to the script; the other exceptions of the function are not JavaScript errors (throw a JsException to throw a JavaScript error).

Creates a function that calls action and returns undefined (see JsRealm.CreateFunction).

Creates a function that calls function: the arguments are converted with JsEngine.ToDotNet, and the result with JsRealm.FromDotNet. A conversion that fails throws a TypeError (or a RangeError) to the script; the other exceptions of the function are not JavaScript errors (throw a JsException to throw a JavaScript error).

Creates a function that calls function: the arguments are converted with JsEngine.ToDotNet, and the result with JsRealm.FromDotNet. A conversion that fails throws a TypeError (or a RangeError) to the script; the other exceptions of the function are not JavaScript errors (throw a JsException to throw a JavaScript error).

Creates a function that calls function: the arguments are converted with JsEngine.ToDotNet, and the result with JsRealm.FromDotNet. A conversion that fails throws a TypeError (or a RangeError) to the script; the other exceptions of the function are not JavaScript errors (throw a JsException to throw a JavaScript error).

Creates an ordinary object whose prototype is %Object.prototype%.

Creates an ordinary object (OrdinaryObjectCreate(proto)).

Creates a promise of the realm that settles when the task completes: it is fulfilled with undefined, or rejected (see JsRealm.CreatePromise).

Creates a promise of the realm that settles when the task completes (see JsRealm.CreatePromise). The value of the task must not be an object created out of the thread of the engine: use JsRealm.CreatePromise to create it when the promise settles.

Creates a promise of the realm that settles when the task completes. The task can complete on any thread: the engine settles the promise on its own thread, as work posted by JsEngine.Post, so the host runs the jobs (JsEngine.RunJobs, or JsEngine.RunUntilSettledAsync). The promise is:

• fulfilled with the result converted by convertResult, which runs on the thread of the engine (it can create objects);
• rejected with the value of a JsException thrown by the task or by convertResult;
• rejected with an Error whose message is the message of any other exception, or of the OperationCanceledException of a canceled task.

When the engine is disposed before the task completes, the promise stays pending.

Runs a prepared script in this realm (ScriptEvaluation) and returns its completion value.

Runs a script in this realm (ScriptEvaluation) and returns its completion value.

Converts a .NET value to a JavaScript value, creating the objects in this realm:

• null is null; a JsValue and a JsObject are not converted;
• a boolean, a string and a char are a boolean and a string; the numeric types are a number (a Int64 or a Decimal may lose precision), a BigInteger is a BigInt;
• a DateTimeOffset and a DateTime are a Date (a DateTime whose kind is unspecified is a UTC date);
• a JsonElement and a JsonNode are the value that JSON.parse would create;
• a dictionary whose keys are strings (IDictionary<TKey, TValue>, IReadOnlyDictionary<TKey, TValue> or IDictionary) is an ordinary object;
• any other IEnumerable is an array.

The values of the collections are converted recursively.

Converts a .NET value of type T to a JavaScript value, as JsRealm.FromDotNet does (without boxing the primitive types).

Parses a module (ParseModule). The module is then loaded, linked and evaluated with the methods of JsModule.

Parses a module (ParseModule) whose source text is a part of a document (e.g. an inline module script of an HTML document).