Define XxxStream.prototype.onread as an accessor in JavaScript sense #183
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Previously is was defined via soon-to-be-deprecated `v8::ObjectTemplate::SetAccessor(..)` which used to call setter even for property stores via stream object. The replacement V8 Api `v8::ObjectTemplate::SetNativeDataProperty(..)` defines a properly behaving data property and thus a store to a stream object will not trigger the "onread" setter callback. In order to preserve the desired behavior of storing the value in the receiver's internal field the "onread" property should be defined as a proper JavaScript accessor.
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Previously is was defined via soon-to-be-deprecated
v8::ObjectTemplate::SetAccessor(..)which used to call setter even for property stores via stream object.The replacement V8 Api
v8::ObjectTemplate::SetNativeDataProperty(..)defines a properly behaving data property and thus a store to a stream object will not trigger the "onread" setter callback.In order to preserve the desired behaviour of storing the value in the receiver's internal field the "onread" property should be defined as a proper JavaScript accessor.