The constructor attribute defines a named constructor for JS, and a
corresponding static Constructor method in the implementation; in this
case, you are able to use code like |new DeviceLightEvent("whatever",
{value: 5})|. A dictionary is an object with a given list of properties;
in JS, that's a regular object, in C++, it's a struct containing those
members.
Cheers,
Josh
On 10/23/2013 04:10 AM, [email protected] wrote:
Hi,
in DeviceLightEvent.webidl,
The first line of the code
[Constructor(DOMString type, optional DeviceLightEventInit eventInitDict)]
Can anyone explain this please?
Second, what does dictionary type mean?
dictionary DeviceLightEventInit : EventInit
{
unrestricted double value = Infinity;
};
I went through the WebIDL bindings page but still dont get the point.
Thanks in advance.
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