Working on node-0.11.x

[duralog]

this was a pretty hefty conversion, but all the tests are passing. it builds and runs on:

• node-0.11.11 (with the windows bit removed from node.h)
• node-0.10.25 (stable)
• node-webkit-0.8.4

I also did some maintenance in the second commit. feel free to ignore it.

few things to note:

• I removed support for node-0.1.x but I don't think anyone is using it anyway
• some tests need to be written for getters/setters on integer indexes (arrays). I have code that uses it, so I'll eventually know for sure if it's working or not
• I know this is kind of silly because harmony proxies are better and faster (but not on by default), and since I use this library as a fallover (sorta like gnode) I wanted it working..

cheers!

[samshull]

(with the windows bit removed from node.h)

So, will this still work on windows? I don't actually care, but I am still curious.

I certainly like the nan library.

[duralog]

in node-0.11.11 there was a bit added to the node.h which fixed a few things on windows, but it made node modules basically uncompilable for POSIX systems. I removed the part referenced in tis PR to get it compiling: https://github.com/joyent/node/pull/6992 (it's a PR to revert that broken code)

I really like the nan library too :) I'm gonna convert a few more modules I use over to it. now that I have the hang of it, it's easy :) I like how clean node-proxy is now. it's actually understandable what's going on and it gave me some good ideas to use getters/setters for other things now too

[samshull]

Do you want to add your name to the contributors list? Sort of acquiescing that you are releasing your changes as MIT, I guess. And this is a pretty big change.

[duralog]

yes, MIT, of course.

hehe yea took me about 4-5 hours to do it all... I thought it was going to be "easy" :D

ok I'll add my name in a second. EDIT: added