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Added notes about weak-referencability to docs.
author Atul Varma <varmaa@toolness.com>
date Sun, 23 Aug 2009 17:57:04 -0700
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62 to verify that an object is a context, like so: 62 to verify that an object is a context, like so:
63 63
64 >>> cx = pymonkey.Runtime().new_context() 64 >>> cx = pymonkey.Runtime().new_context()
65 >>> isinstance(cx, pymonkey.Context) 65 >>> isinstance(cx, pymonkey.Context)
66 True 66 True
67
68 JS contexts are weak-referencable.
67 69
68 .. method:: get_runtime() 70 .. method:: get_runtime()
69 71
70 Returns the :class:`Runtime` that the context belongs to. 72 Returns the :class:`Runtime` that the context belongs to.
71 73
254 With few exceptions, objects belonging to a runtime can currently 256 With few exceptions, objects belonging to a runtime can currently
255 only be used in the same thread that the runtime was created 257 only be used in the same thread that the runtime was created
256 in. This may be changed in the future, since SpiderMonkey itself 258 in. This may be changed in the future, since SpiderMonkey itself
257 has support for thread safety. 259 has support for thread safety.
258 260
261 JS runtimes are weak-referencable.
262
259 .. method:: new_context() 263 .. method:: new_context()
260 264
261 Creates a new Context object and returns it. Contexts are best 265 Creates a new Context object and returns it. Contexts are best
262 conceptualized as threads of execution in a JS runtme; each one 266 conceptualized as threads of execution in a JS runtme; each one
263 has a program counter, a current exception state, and so 267 has a program counter, a current exception state, and so