// Construct a JFunctionObject with the given implementation and
// scope chain. callImp and/or constructImp can be null if the
// corresponding operation is undefined.
public JFunctionObject( JFunctionImp callImp, JFunctionImp constructImp,
object[] scopes )
: base(functionPrototype, null, "Function")
{
this.scopes = scopes;
this.callImp = callImp;
this.constructImp = constructImp;
this.instanceProto = null;
} // JFunctionObject constructor
} // JFunctionObject constructor
// Construct a JFunctionObject with the given implementation and
// no scope chain. (This is typically used when defining built-in
// functions that are implemented in C#.)
public JFunctionObject(JFunctionImp callImp, JFunctionImp constructImp)
: this(callImp, constructImp, new object[0]) {}
} // JFunctionObject constructor
// Like the previous constructor, but allows the caller to explicitly
// supply the prototype object for objects created using this function.
public JFunctionObject( JFunctionImp callImp, JFunctionImp constructImp,
object[] scopes, JObject instanceProto )
: this(callImp, constructImp, scopes)
{
this.instanceProto = instanceProto;
} // JFunctionObject constructor
