Add support for sending a message (nominally JSON string) from a JS function to C++ via a Dullahan callback.#30
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… and macOS by pulling in the updated CEF 148 autobuild package. (Linux to follow)
…le examples in the OpenGL example app
…rom one with a JSON blob
…or passing an ID - e.g. 'json', 'base64' etc. and then the payload itself as the second paramater e.g. json string
… link to the test web page in the opengl-example test app bookmark links
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Add support for sending a message (2 strings: and ID and a payload) from a JavaScript function to C++ via a Dullahan callback.
Typical usage is:
and if you implement the
onJStoCPPMsgCallback(const std::string id, const std::string payload)callback in your application, when the JavaScriptJSONtoCPPcall is made in your browser, that callback will be triggered in the C++ code and the ID / payload can be retrievedMore to come later once we figure out how best to use this