Check if an argument of the given type needs to be released if we created it * from a JS value to pass it into a function and aren't transferring own

* The **`TextEncoder.encodeInto()`** method takes a string to encode and a destination Uint8Array to put resulting UTF-8 encoded text into, and return

* @param {(resolve?: () => void, reject?: () => void) => void} callback a callback to call with handlers once the promise executes * @returns {jasmin

* gjs_create_global_object: * @cx: a #JSContext * * Creates a global object, and initializes it with the default API. * * Returns: the created gl

define properties that JS Error exposes, such as fileName, lineNumber and stack

* gjs_define_global_properties: * @cx: a #JSContext * @global: a JS global object that has not yet been passed to this function * @realm_name: (nul

* gjs_global_registry_get: * @cx: the current #JSContext * @registry: a JS Map object * @key: a module identifier, typically a string or symbol *

* gjs_string_get_char16_data: * @cx: js context * @str: a rooted JSString * @data_p: address to return allocated data buffer * @len_p: address to

* gjs_throw_gerror: * * Converts a GError into a JavaScript exception. Differently from gjs_throw(), * it will overwrite an existing exception, as

* gjs_throw_gerror_message: * * Similar to gjs_throw_gerror(), but does not marshal the GError structure into * JavaScript. Instead, it creates a r

This moves a string owned by the JS runtime into the GLib domain. This is only possible because currently, js_free() and g_free() both ultimately call

helper function

* @param {number} ms the number of milliseconds to wait * @returns {Promise<void>}