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In my project, I am using jalangi to instrument my code. It works just fine. For ex:
My code is: var $toCount = document.querySelector('#toCount'); and If instrument it using the command: J$.instrumentCode(code, {wrapProgram: false, isEval: false}).code;
I will get instrumented code as below:
Now I want to catch the events (using API provided by Jalangi) such as this.write = function (iid, name, val, oldValue) { ....}, What should i do? Any suggestions would be helpful.
PS: I am using it in the browser environment.
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Hi,
In my project, I am using jalangi to instrument my code. It works just fine. For ex:
My code is:
var $toCount = document.querySelector('#toCount');
and If instrument it using the command:J$.instrumentCode(code, {wrapProgram: false, isEval: false}).code;
I will get instrumented code as below:
"var $toCount = J$.W(33, '$toCount', J$.M(25, J$.I(typeof document === 'undefined' ? document = J$.R(9, 'document', undefined, true, true) : document = J$.R(9, 'document', document, true, true)), 'querySelector', false)(J$.T(17, '#toCount', 21, false)), $toCount, false, true); // JALANGI DO NOT INSTRUMENT "
Now I want to catch the events (using API provided by Jalangi) such as
this.write = function (iid, name, val, oldValue) { ....}
, What should i do? Any suggestions would be helpful.PS: I am using it in the browser environment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: