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Short list of types that a receiver should handle:

type           		expected method
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<null>         		pushNull
boolean        		pushBool
int64          		pushInt (overloaded on 64-bit int)
double         		pushDouble
const std::string&	pushString
???					pushUndefined

int32          		pushInt (overloaded on 32-bit int)

for lack of any better ideas have these functions return true on
success and false on error

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should add more later.

Version data entries

48 entries across 48 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
therubyracer-0.8.0	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.8.0.pre3	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.8.0.pre2	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.8.0.pre	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.7.5	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.7.4	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.7.3	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.7.2	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.7.2.pre	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.7.1	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.7.1.pre	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.7.0	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.7.0.pre	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.6.3	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.6.2	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.6.1	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.6.0	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.5.5	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.5.4	docs/data_conversion.txt
therubyracer-0.5.3	docs/data_conversion.txt