Also, how exactly would you use JS_SetOpaque/JS_GetOpaque to create for example
the "readyState" property of XMLHttpRequest? Or, was JS_SetOpaque/JS_GetOpaque
part of the second half of my question, about properties only visible to C?
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Anyway to make a property only visible to C code?
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have a try JS_SetOpaque/JS_GetOpaque
On Aug 8, 2019, at 2:50 AM, Connor Nolan
<connor24nolan@xxxxxxxx<mailto:connor24nolan@xxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Is it possible to create a read only property that C code can modify, but JS
can't, and that cant be overridden by Object.defineProperty()? Also is it
possible to give an object a hidden property that is only accessible from C
code?
