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All SoObjectInterface members must be valid function pointers, or NULL. You must implement

initialize() and finalize(). The functions must conform to the following type definitions.

initialize()

ESerror_t initialize (SoHObject hObject, int argc, TaggedData* argv);

hObject

The SoHObject reference for this instance.

argc, argv

The number of and pointer to arguments passed to the constructor, in the form of

TaggedData

Required. Called when JavaScript code instantiates this class with the

new operator:

var xx = New MyClass(arg1, ...)

The initialization function typically adds properties and methods to the object. Objects of the same

class can offer different properties and methods, which you can add with the addMethod()

and

addProperty()

functions in the stored SoServerInterface.

Returns an error code,

kESErrOK on success.

put()

ESerror_t put (SoHObject hObject, SoCClientName* name, TaggedData* pValue);

hObject

The SoHObject reference for this instance.

name

The name of the property, a pointer to an SoCClientName.

pValue

The new value, a pointer to a TaggedData.

Called when JavaScript code sets a property of this class:

xx.myproperty = "abc" ;

If you provide NULL for this function, the JavaScript object is read-only.

Returns an error code, kESErrOK on success.

get()

ESerror_t get (SoHObject hObject, SoCClientName* name, TaggedData* pValue);

hObject

The SoHObject reference for this instance.

name

The name of the property, a pointer to an SoCClientName.

pValue

A buffer in which to return the property value, a TaggedData.

Called when JavaScript code accesses a property of this class:

alert(xx.myproperty);

Returns an error code, kESErrOK on success.

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