Running from Your Windows Program
It is difficult for Windows programs to interact with console applications. For that reason, the JavaScript Lint source package (available from the
download page) includes a C++ source file
JavaScriptLintAPI.cpp to help Windows programmers integrate with JavaScript
Lint.
The following code demonstrates how to lint a file:
using namespace std;
JavaScriptLint jsl("c:\\path\\to\\jsl.exe",
"c:\\path\\to\\configuration\\file");
string error;
vector<JSLMessage> messages;
if (jsl.LintFile("c:\\path\\to\\script.js",
messages, error))
{
for (vector<JSLMessage>::const_iterator msg = messages.begin(); msg
!= messages.end(); msg++)
{
// process messages
AfxMessageBox(msg->filename.c_str());
}
}
else
{
// process error
}
Additionally, the LintString function can be used to lint code in
memory:
// ...
if (jsl.LintString("var x = x;", messages, error))
// ...
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