Launch javascript function from a C++ plug-in

Hello,
I succeed to launch a javascript file from my c++ code but I would like to directly go to a specific function.
I used IScriptUtils to get a result data
WideString scriptPath("/path/myscript.jsx");
IDFile scriptFile(scriptPath);
InterfacePtr<IScriptRunner>scriptRunner(Utils<IScriptUtils>()->QueryScriptRunner(scriptFile));
if(scriptRunner)
     ScriptRecordData arguments;
     ScriptID aID;
     ScriptData script(scriptFile);
     ScriptData resultData;
     PMString errorString;
     result = Utils<IScriptUtils>()->DispatchScriptRunner(scriptRunner,script,arguments,resultData,errorString,kFalse);
     ScriptData::ScriptDataType aType = resultData.GetType();
I would like to know if someone succeeded to launch a javascript function with arguments and with a result.
Regards,
David

Dziękuję Maciej!
I wrote a javascript in a PMString and dispatch it as the main script :
InterfacePtr<IScriptRunner>scriptRunner(Utils<IScriptUtils>()->QueryScriptRunner(scriptFile));
if(scriptRunner)
     //Write down a javascript to include the functional script and use the proper function
     PMString scriptStr("//@include \"");
     scriptStr.Append(scriptPath);
     scriptStr.Append("\"\nmain();\nfunction main()\n{\n\treturn ");
     scriptStr.Append(myFunctionName);
     scriptStr.Append("();\n}");
     ScriptRecordData arguments;
     ScriptID aID;
     ScriptData script(scriptStr);
     ScriptData resultData;
     PMString errorString;
     result = Utils<IScriptUtils>()->DispatchScriptRunner(scriptRunner,script,arguments,resultData,errorString,kFalse);
     ScriptData::ScriptDataType aType = resultData.GetType();
Regards,
David Descamps

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