update deprecated

examples/project-structure/src/api.v

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ fn (mut app App) bind(w &Webview) {
 	// The first string argument is the functions name in the JS frontend.
 	// Use JS's `camelCase` convention or distinct identifiers if you prefer it.
 	w.bind('get_settings', app.get_settings)
-	w.bind_ctx('toggle_setting', toggle, app) // Alternatively use the ctx ptr to pass a struct.
+	w.bind_with_ctx('toggle_setting', toggle, app) // Alternatively use the ctx ptr to pass a struct.
 	w.bind('login', login)
 	w.bind('fetch_news', fetch_news)
 }
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ fn (app App) get_settings(_ &Event) Settings {
 }
 
 // Returns a value when it's called from JS.
-// This examples uses bind_ctx, adding the App struct as context argument.
+// This examples uses `bind_with_ctx` to add the App struct as context argument.
 fn toggle(_ &Event, mut app App) bool {
 	app.settings.toggle = !app.settings.toggle
 	dump(app.settings.toggle)

examples/v-js-interop-app/main.v

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ fn (app App) get_settings(_ &Event) Settings {
 }
 
 // Returns a value when it's called from JS.
-// This examples uses bind_ctx, adding the App struct as context argument.
+// This examples uses `bind_with_ctx` to add the App struct as context argument.
 fn toggle(_ &Event, mut app App) bool {
 	app.settings.toggle = !app.settings.toggle
 	dump(app.settings.toggle)
@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ fn main() {
 	// The first string argument is the functions name in the JS frontend.
 	// Use JS's `camelCase` convention or distinct identifiers if you prefer it.
 	w.bind('get_settings', app.get_settings)
-	w.bind_ctx('toggle_setting', toggle, &app) // Alternatively use the ctx ptr to pass a struct.
+	w.bind_with_ctx('toggle_setting', toggle, &app) // Alternatively use the ctx ptr to pass a struct.
 	w.bind('login', login)
 	w.bind('fetch_news', fetch_news)