Reputation: 911
I am using Duktape to run JS code in my Android application. I am trying to implement a log function in JS which receives multiple varargs arguments. When running the code I am getting an exception:
Method threw 'com.squareup.duktape.DuktapeException' exception. SyntaxError: expected identifier (line 3)
Does Duktape support Spread syntax? Are Kotlin optionals supported in general?
//JS code
"""
var Console = {
log : function(...args) {
__consoleImpl.log(args);
}
};
"""
//Kotlin interface
interface Console {
fun log(arg1:String? = null, arg2:String? = null, arg3:String? = null, arg4:String? = null,
arg5:String? = null, arg6:String? = null, arg7:String? = null, arg8:String? = null,
arg9:String? = null, arg10:String? = null)
}
//Interface impl
class ConsoleImpl() : Console {
override fun log(arg1: String?, arg2: String?, arg3: String?, arg4: String?, arg5: String?, arg6: String?, arg7: String?, arg8: String?, arg9: String?, arg10: String?) {
val values = listOfNotNull(arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4, arg5, arg6, arg7, arg8, arg9, arg10).map {it.toString()}.filter { it != "undefined" }
Log.d("ConsoleImpl", values.joinToString())
}
}
//in setup
duktape.set("__consoleImpl", Console::class.java, ConsoleImpl())
duktape.evaluate("Console.log("message")) //exception thrown here
Upvotes: 0
Views: 256
Reputation: 53437
duktape only supports ES5 fully, plus a few features from ES6 and ES7 (see post ES5 features). The spread syntax is an ES6 feature.
Upvotes: 1