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package JavaScript::QuickJS::Function; use strict; use warnings; =encoding utf-8 =head1 NAME JavaScript::QuickJS::Function =head1 SYNOPSIS my $func = JavaScript::QuickJS->new()->eval("() => 123"); print $func->(); # prints “123”; note overloading :) =head1 DESCRIPTION This class represents a JavaScript L<Function|https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Function> instance in Perl. This class is not instantiated directly. =head1 OVERLOADING For convenience, instances of this class are callable as Perl code references. This is equivalent to a C<call()> with $this_sv (see below) set to undef. See the L</SYNOPSIS> above for an example. =head1 INVOCATION METHODS =head2 $ret = I<OBJ>->call( $this_sv, @arguments ) Like JavaScript’s method of the same name. =head1 ACCESSOR METHODS The following methods return their corresponding JS property: =over =item * C<length()> =item * C<name()> =back =cut #---------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _as_coderef; use overload ( '&{}' => \&_as_coderef, nomethod => \&_give_self, # xsub ); sub _as_coderef { my ($self) = @_; return sub { $self->call(undef, @_) }; } 1;
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