Hook JScript functions using IActiveScript using C++

[Eran]

I am trying to hook up or get some kind of a notification event when
the script engine is executing a certain JScript function.

The script engine is not hosted in IE, but in an independent
application.

The Java script functions are declared in the following way:
component.proto type.XXX = function( ... )

I have an instance of IActiveScript and tried to enumerate all the
available DISPIDs, but could not notice any member name that is similar
to the above function name prototype.

The DISPIDs enumeration code:
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IDispatch *pDispatch = 0;
hr = GetScriptDispat ch(pstrName, &pDispatch);
if (hr == S_OK)
{
IDispatchEx *pDispatchEx;
hr = pDispatch->QueryInterface (IID_IDispatchE x, (void
**)&pDispatchEx );
if (hr == S_OK)
{
pdex = pDispatchEx;

// Assign to pdex
hr = pdex->GetNextDispID( fdexEnumAll, DISPID_STARTENU M, &dispid);
while (hr == NOERROR)
{
hr = pdex->GetMemberName( dispid, &bstrName);
hr = pdex->GetNextDispID( fdexEnumAll, dispid, &dispid);
}
}
}

Is there any way of getting such an event ?

Thanks,
Eran.

[VK]

Eran wrote:

I am trying to hook up or get some kind of a notification event when
the script engine is executing a certain JScript function.

The script engine is not hosted in IE, but in an independent
application.

The Java script functions are declared in the following way:
component.proto type.XXX = function( ... )

Then you have the only one function "component.prot otype.XXX" you
GetDispID directly (methods in the prototype chain are static in Cx
sense).

Also DISPIDs in JScript are not reusable so they are actual only for
this given call. This way your logic seems reversed. You do not study
DISPIDs in search of the matching name, but you study string names and
requesting current DISPID for it if the name is what you want.

>From the other side I didn't dance with C++ <jscript.dll bridging

since last summer plus I had some champagne already :-) so my
statements may be disputable.