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When I pass an ArrayBuffer to a webview-bound function (ie via webview->bind("myfunc", []...), choc declares the value to be an object. The object's type is reported as "" and the object has no named members. I see special code in the javascript V8 binding for ArrayBuffers, but this appears to be irrelevant for webview transfers since JSON.stringify is the serialization mechanism in play.
I think there are two potential workarounds: 1. convert the ArrayBuffer to an array, 2: use http post. #1 is certainly not-so-efficient and I've yet to explore #2 fwiw.
I'm guessing this is a known limitation but thought I'd submit this issue to place it on radar screens.
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When I pass an ArrayBuffer to a webview-bound function (ie via webview->bind("myfunc", []...), choc declares the value to be an object. The object's type is reported as "" and the object has no named members. I see special code in the javascript V8 binding for ArrayBuffers, but this appears to be irrelevant for webview transfers since JSON.stringify is the serialization mechanism in play.
I think there are two potential workarounds: 1. convert the ArrayBuffer to an array, 2: use http post. #1 is certainly not-so-efficient and I've yet to explore #2 fwiw.
I'm guessing this is a known limitation but thought I'd submit this issue to place it on radar screens.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: