Description
JS_NewUCString uses the memory starting at chars and ending at chars + length as storage for the Unicode-encoded JS string it returns. This means that your application is permitting the JS engine to handle this memory region. Your application should not free or otherwise manipulate this region of memory.
Using JS_NewUCString is analogous to assigning char * variables in C, and can save needless copying of data. If successful, JS_NewUCString returns a pointer to the JS string. Otherwise it returns NULL.
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