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Getting started

Some important classes in ScriptX:

  1. ScriptEngine
  2. EngineScope
  3. Exception
  4. Value, Null, Object, String, Number, Boolean, Function, Array, ByteBuffer, Unsupported
  5. Local<Value>, Local<Null>, Local<Object>, Local<String>, Local<Number>, Local<Boolean>, Local<Function> , Local<Array>, Local<ByteBuffer>, Local<Unsupported>
  6. Global<T>, Weak<T>

Before officially using ScriptX, please spend half an hour read carefully the following documents, and be familiar with several concepts in ScriptX.

  1. CMake project introduction guide
  2. Basic Concepts This part is more important
    1. Agreement
    2. Predefined Macro
    3. Engine and MessageQueue
    4. Scope
    5. Value
    6. Local
    7. Global / Weak
  3. Exception Handling
  4. C++ Binding
    1. Create a Native Function
    2. defineClass
    3. ScriptClass
    4. Various operations
    5. Binding C++ functions directly
    6. converter
    7. Binding of existing C++ classes
    8. Tips: Choose overloaded functions
    9. Tips: Differences in different languages
  5. [Interoperability with native engine API] (Interop.md)
    1. script::v8_interop
    2. script::jsc_interop
    3. script::lua_interop
  6. JavaScript language description
    1. Type comparison table
  7. Lua language description
  8. WebAssemble Description
  9. node.js description
  10. QuickJs description
  11. FAQ
  12. Quick Experience/Start Guide
  13. Performance Related
  14. ScriptX at the 2020 Pure C++ Conference