How to use the eval function from bindings
Find comprehensive JavaScript bindings.eval code examples handpicked from public code repositorys.
GitHub: nacmartin/nodetcltk
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nodetk.eval("grid [ttk::label .c.flbl -text \"feet\"] -column 3 -row 1 -sticky w"); nodetk.eval("grid [ttk::label .c.islbl -text \"is equivalent to\"] -column 1 -row 2 -sticky e;"); nodetk.eval("grid [ttk::label .c.mlbl -text \"meters\"] -column 3 -row 2 -sticky w;"); nodetk.eval("winfo children .c").split(' ').map((child) => { nodetk.eval(`grid configure ${child} -padx 5 -pady 5`); }); nodetk.eval("focus .c.feet;"); nodetk.eval("bind . <Return> {multi};");
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GitHub: nick-thompson/hive
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return addon.init(script); } function eval(expr, callback) { assert.equal(true, initialized, 'Hive.init must be called before Hive.eval.'); return addon.eval(expr, function(err, res, latency) { if (err) return callback(err); if (typeof res === 'undefined') return callback(null, undefined, latency); return callback(err, JSON.parse(res), latency); });
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bindings.createKey is the most popular function in bindings (8616 examples)