opera.defineMagicFunction()

Description:

This method can be used to override global functions defined by regular scripts in a page.

Parameters:

• name: String giving the name of the function to be overridden.
• implementation: Function to be run in place of the function defined by the page. The function will be passed the following parameters.
  • A reference to the real function defined by the page.
  • The object that would have been referred to by the this keyword in the real function.
  • Any parameters that would have been passed to the real function (each is passed as a separate parameter to the magic function).

Syntax:

void defineMagicFunction (<DOMString> name, <Function> implementation)

Example:

window.opera.defineMagicFunction('getLayer', function (oRealFunc, oThis, oParam1, oParam2) {
  return oParam1.getElementById(oParam2).style;
});

// This example overrides a function f. If the this object refers to the window object, it returns false.
// Otherwise it just runs the real function instead:
window.opera.defineMagicFunction('f', function (real, thisObject) {
  if (thisObject == window) {
    return false;
  } else {
    return real.apply(thisObject, Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments, 2));
  }
});