/*

     File: Browser.h

 Abstract: Browser JavaScript class.  This

 file contains only one function that returns a reference to the JavaScript

 class definition for the browser object.  The browser object allows

 JavaScripts running in either the WebView's JavaScript context or in

 the Controller's JavaScript context to access the main browser

 window and items it contains.  This class also allows scripts

 running in either context to run JavaScripts in the main WebView's

 JavaScript JavaScript Context.

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#import <JavaScriptCore/JavaScriptCore.h>

    /* BrowserClass returns a JavaScriptCore class reference that you can use

    for creating objects manipulating the browser window.  This class also

    contains methods for executing scripts in the WebView's JavaScript

    context.

    Objects defined by this class have the following properties

    and methods that can be accessed from JavaScripts in both the

    Controller's JavaScript and from inside of scripts running

    in the WebView displayed in the browser window.

    properties:

        progress (boolean, read/write) - set to true to display the animated progress bar

        loading (boolean, read only) - true while loading a page

        message (string, read/write) - status message displayed at the bottom of the window

        title (string, read/write) - the window's title

        url (string, read/write) - the contents of the url field

        backlink (string or null, read only) - url from the history to the next page back (if there is one)

        forwardlink (string, read only) - url from the history to the next page forward (if there is one)

    methods:

        load( url ) - load the url in the WebView

        back() - if there is a back link in the history, go to that link.

        forward() - if there is a forward link in the history, go to that link.

        eval( string ) - evaluate the javascript in the string in the

                WebView's JavaScript context.    Returns the value

                returned by the script (strings, numbers, and booleans only).

    */

JSClassRef BrowserClass( void );