Examples of org.mozilla.javascript.Function.construct()

org.mozilla.javascript.Function.construct()
Call the function as a constructor. This method is invoked by the runtime in order to satisfy a use of the JavaScript new operator. This method is expected to create a new object and return it. @param cx the current Context for this thread @param scope an enclosing scope of the caller exceptwhen the function is called from a closure. @param args the array of arguments @return the allocated object

      }
      Scriptable global = GlobalData.getGlobalScope();
      
      Function queryFunction = (Function) ScriptableObject.getProperty(schema, "query");
      Function QueryString = (Function) global.get("QueryString", global);
      Scriptable queryString = QueryString.construct(PersevereContextFactory.getContext(), global, new Object[]{jsonPath, paramScope}); 
      if(queryFunction instanceof Method){
        queryFunction = ((Method)queryFunction).innerFunction;
      }
      result = queryFunction.call(PersevereContextFactory.getContext(), global, target, new Object[]{queryString, target});
    }finally{

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          return null;
        scope = ScriptableObject.getTopLevelScope(scope);
        // Do not go through Context.javaToJS as this would again 
        // end up here in wrapCustom for a native object.
        // Just wrap it as an ExtendedJavaObject.
        return ctor.construct(cx, scope, new Object[] {
          new ExtendedJavaObject(scope, javaObj, javaObj.getClass(),
              false)
        });
      }
    }

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