ipc = require 'ipc' path = require 'path' objectsRegistry = require './objects_registry.js' class PlainObject constructor: (process_id, routing_id, value) -> @type = typeof value @type = 'value' if value is null @type = 'array' if Array.isArray value if @type is 'array' @members = [] @members.push new PlainObject(process_id, routing_id, el) for el in value else if @type is 'object' or @type is 'function' @name = value.constructor.name @id = objectsRegistry.add process_id, routing_id, value @members = [] @members.push { name: prop, type: typeof field } for prop, field of value else @type = 'value' @value = value ipc.on 'ATOM_INTERNAL_REQUIRE', (event, process_id, routing_id, module) -> try event.result = new PlainObject(process_id, routing_id, require(module)) catch e event.result = type: 'error', value: e.message ipc.on 'ATOM_INTERNAL_CONSTRUCTOR', (event, process_id, routing_id, id, args) -> try constructor = objectsRegistry.get id # Call new with array of arguments. # http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1606797/use-of-apply-with-new-operator-is-this-possible obj = new (Function::bind.apply(constructor, [null].concat(args))) event.result = new PlainObject(process_id, routing_id, obj) catch e event.result = type: 'error', value: e.message ipc.on 'ATOM_INTERNAL_FUNCTION_CALL', (event, process_id, routing_id, id, args) -> try func = objectsRegistry.get id ret = func.apply global, args event.result = new PlainObject(process_id, routing_id, ret) catch e event.result = type: 'error', value: e.message ipc.on 'ATOM_INTERNAL_MEMBER_CALL', (event, process_id, routing_id, id, method, args) -> try obj = objectsRegistry.get id ret = obj[method].apply(obj, args) event.result = new PlainObject(process_id, routing_id, ret) catch e event.result = type: 'error', value: e.message ipc.on 'ATOM_INTERNAL_MEMBER_SET', (event, process_id, routing_id, id, name, value) -> try obj = objectsRegistry.get id obj[name] = value catch e event.result = type: 'error', value: e.message ipc.on 'ATOM_INTERNAL_MEMBER_GET', (event, process_id, routing_id, id, name) -> try obj = objectsRegistry.get id event.result = new PlainObject(process_id, routing_id, obj[name]) catch e event.result = type: 'error', value: e.message ipc.on 'ATOM_INTERNAL_GET_OBJECT', (event, process_id, routing_id, id) -> try obj = objectsRegistry.get id event.result = new PlainObject(process_id, routing_id, obj) catch e event.result = type: 'error', value: e.message ipc.on 'ATOM_INTERNAL_DESTROY', (process_id, routing_id, id) -> objectsRegistry.remove process_id, routing_id, id