Bug 1097107 - Fix a few errors in the protocol.js docs. r=fitzgen

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James Long 2014-11-11 13:36:00 -05:00
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@ -68,9 +68,9 @@ The generated methods will return a Promise. That promise will resolve to the R
So if we have a reference to a HelloFront object, we can issue a `sayHello` request: So if we have a reference to a HelloFront object, we can issue a `sayHello` request:
hello.sayHello().then(greeting => { hello.sayHello().then(greeting => {
console.log(greeting); console.log(greeting);
}); });
How do you get an initial reference to the front? That's a bit tricky, but basically there are two ways: How do you get an initial reference to the front? That's a bit tricky, but basically there are two ways:
@ -78,7 +78,8 @@ How do you get an initial reference to the front? That's a bit tricky, but basi
* Magically * Magically
Manually - If you're using a DebuggerClient instance, you can discover the actorID manually and create a Front for it: Manually - If you're using a DebuggerClient instance, you can discover the actorID manually and create a Front for it:
let hello = HelloFront(this.client, { actorID: <hello actorID> });
let hello = HelloFront(this.client, { actor: <hello actorID> });
Magically - Once you have an initial reference to a protocol.js object, it can return other protocol.js objects and fronts will automatically be created. Magically - Once you have an initial reference to a protocol.js object, it can return other protocol.js objects and fronts will automatically be created.