/*

     File: Console.h

 Abstract: Console javascript class.  This

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

 class definition for the console object.  The console object allows

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

 the Controller's JavaScript context to access the window displaying

 the console log.  This class also allows scripts running in either context

 to run JavaScripts in the main Controller's JavaScript Context.

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#import <JavaScriptCore/JavaScriptCore.h>

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

    for creating objects manipulating the console window.  This class also

    contains methods for executing scripts in the main Controller'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:

        visible (read only) - true if the pageload window is visible

        front (read only) - true if the pageload window is the front window

        script (read/write) - the console log text displayed in the window

        script (read/write) - the script text displayed in the window

    methods:

        show() - display the pageload script window and make it the front window.

        hide() - hide the pageload script window.

        log( string(s) ) - add the strings to the console text as

                    a single new line.

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

                main Controller's JavaScript context.  Returns the value

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

    */

JSClassRef ConsoleClass( void );