You can pass a callback function from Javascript to Python, when you do that, what you get in Python is a JavascriptCallback object that you can use to call javascript function back.
If you call the javascript callback and it fails, instead of js exception what you get is a python exception that exits the application by default (see sys.excepthook in examples).
See also JavascriptBindings.
See also Issue #11 (Throw JS / Python exceptions according to execution context).
Table of contents:
| Parameter | Type |
|---|---|
| [params..] (optional) | mixed |
| Return | void |
Call the javascript callback function. Pass arguments optionally.
For a list of allowed types for mixed see JavascriptBindings.IsValueAllowed().
| Return | Frame |
Get Frame object associated with this callback. If Browser was destroyed then Frame may be None.
| Return | int |
Get this callback's identifier.
| Return | string |
Get the javascript function's name. If that is an anonymous function you will get some random name like "É☺«".