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.call(...) (lower case) is an implementation of Function.prototype.call(...). You should not use it directly from C# (or any another .NET-language).
You may use Call(null) if arguments are not passed.

At this moment support of generics is very bugged. It's coming soon

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Alright. Thanks for the tips. I'm really excited about this project.

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This happened inside NamespaceProvider.cs
(I downloaded a zip of the source and built it myself, no modifications)

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For some reason it didn't like it when I JSValue.Wrapped something, assigned it and tried to access from JS.

Also, when I tried to JSValue.Marshal a List<Action> and I try to call .Add it throws an exception saying it's not callable. (in the latest nuget version)

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For all types, which implements IList, engine creates special wrapper NativeList. This wrapper provides array-like interface. You may use push(...) instead of Add(...). If you want to get a native List interface, you should use JSValue.Wrap(...)

Thank for your error report.

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I want to create a JS object and define its properties then assign to them.
Right now, I'm doing it this way: JSValue.Assign(JSValue.Marshal(new object()))
I'd like to know if there's a better alternative.

Also, how can I cast things inside JS? For example, I'd like to cast a function to an Action<> and then add it to a List<Action<>> all within JS.

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Just add this function into List. Function will be converted automatically.

Use JSValue.Assign(JSObject.CreateObject());

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I tried that and it seemed to work a few hours ago.
But now it doesn't for some odd reason.
http://pastebin.com/TcM3Jg08

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You trying to do it with develop branch of engine?
I think, you should use version-2.0 branch or nuget package.

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I tried both.
Seems it does work for this
hostlib.DefineProperty("AddAction").Assign(JSValue.Marshal(new Action<Action<string>>(x => LogActions.Add(x))));
but not for the actual LogActions.Add (if I wrap List<Action<string>> LogActions)

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Already fixed. Added tests 770358a

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