Steve Block | a7e24c1 | 2009-10-30 11:49:00 +0000 | [diff] [blame] | 1 | // Copyright 2008 the V8 project authors. All rights reserved. |
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| 27 | |
| 28 | /** |
| 29 | * @fileoverview Test indexing on strings with []. |
| 30 | */ |
| 31 | |
| 32 | var foo = "Foo"; |
| 33 | assertEquals("Foo", foo); |
| 34 | assertEquals("F", foo[0]); |
| 35 | assertEquals("o", foo[1]); |
| 36 | assertEquals("o", foo[2]); |
| 37 | |
| 38 | assertEquals("F", foo["0" + ""], "string index"); |
| 39 | assertEquals("o", foo["1"], "string index"); |
| 40 | assertEquals("o", foo["2"], "string index"); |
| 41 | |
| 42 | assertEquals("undefined", typeof(foo[3]), "out of range"); |
| 43 | // SpiderMonkey 1.5 fails this next one. So does FF 2.0.6. |
| 44 | assertEquals("undefined", typeof(foo[-1]), "known failure in SpiderMonkey 1.5"); |
| 45 | assertEquals("undefined", typeof(foo[-2]), "negative index"); |
| 46 | |
| 47 | foo[0] = "f"; |
| 48 | assertEquals("Foo", foo); |
| 49 | |
| 50 | foo[3] = "t"; |
| 51 | assertEquals("Foo", foo); |
| 52 | assertEquals("undefined", typeof(foo[3]), "out of range"); |
| 53 | assertEquals("undefined", typeof(foo[-2]), "negative index"); |
| 54 | |
| 55 | var S = new String("foo"); |
| 56 | assertEquals("foo", S); |
| 57 | assertEquals("f", S[0], "string object"); |
| 58 | assertEquals("f", S["0"], "string object"); |
| 59 | S[0] = 'bente'; |
| 60 | assertEquals("f", S[0], "string object"); |
| 61 | assertEquals("f", S["0"], "string object"); |
| 62 | S[-2] = 'spider'; |
| 63 | assertEquals('spider', S[-2]); |
| 64 | S[3] = 'monkey'; |
| 65 | assertEquals('monkey', S[3]); |
| 66 | S['foo'] = 'Fu'; |
| 67 | assertEquals("Fu", S.foo); |
| 68 | |
| 69 | // In FF this is ignored I think. In V8 it puts a property on the String object |
| 70 | // but you won't ever see it because it is hidden by the 0th character in the |
| 71 | // string. The net effect is pretty much the same. |
| 72 | S["0"] = 'bente'; |
| 73 | assertEquals("f", S[0], "string object"); |
| 74 | assertEquals("f", S["0"], "string object"); |
| 75 | |
| 76 | assertEquals(true, 0 in S, "0 in"); |
| 77 | assertEquals(false, -1 in S, "-1 in"); |
| 78 | assertEquals(true, 2 in S, "2 in"); |
| 79 | assertEquals(true, 3 in S, "3 in"); |
| 80 | assertEquals(false, 4 in S, "3 in"); |
| 81 | |
| 82 | assertEquals(true, "0" in S, '"0" in'); |
| 83 | assertEquals(false, "-1" in S, '"-1" in'); |
| 84 | assertEquals(true, "2" in S, '"2" in'); |
| 85 | assertEquals(true, "3" in S, '"3" in'); |
| 86 | assertEquals(false, "4" in S, '"3" in'); |
| 87 | |
| 88 | assertEquals(true, S.hasOwnProperty(0), "0 hasOwnProperty"); |
| 89 | assertEquals(false, S.hasOwnProperty(-1), "-1 hasOwnProperty"); |
| 90 | assertEquals(true, S.hasOwnProperty(2), "2 hasOwnProperty"); |
| 91 | assertEquals(true, S.hasOwnProperty(3), "3 hasOwnProperty"); |
| 92 | assertEquals(false, S.hasOwnProperty(4), "3 hasOwnProperty"); |
| 93 | |
| 94 | assertEquals(true, S.hasOwnProperty("0"), '"0" hasOwnProperty'); |
| 95 | assertEquals(false, S.hasOwnProperty("-1"), '"-1" hasOwnProperty'); |
| 96 | assertEquals(true, S.hasOwnProperty("2"), '"2" hasOwnProperty'); |
| 97 | assertEquals(true, S.hasOwnProperty("3"), '"3" hasOwnProperty'); |
| 98 | assertEquals(false, S.hasOwnProperty("4"), '"3" hasOwnProperty'); |
| 99 | |
| 100 | assertEquals(true, "foo".hasOwnProperty(0), "foo 0 hasOwnProperty"); |
| 101 | assertEquals(false, "foo".hasOwnProperty(-1), "foo -1 hasOwnProperty"); |
| 102 | assertEquals(true, "foo".hasOwnProperty(2), "foo 2 hasOwnProperty"); |
| 103 | assertEquals(false, "foo".hasOwnProperty(4), "foo 3 hasOwnProperty"); |
| 104 | |
| 105 | assertEquals(true, "foo".hasOwnProperty("0"), 'foo "0" hasOwnProperty'); |
| 106 | assertEquals(false, "foo".hasOwnProperty("-1"), 'foo "-1" hasOwnProperty'); |
| 107 | assertEquals(true, "foo".hasOwnProperty("2"), 'foo "2" hasOwnProperty'); |
| 108 | assertEquals(false, "foo".hasOwnProperty("4"), 'foo "3" hasOwnProperty'); |
| 109 | |
| 110 | //assertEquals(true, 0 in "foo", "0 in"); |
| 111 | //assertEquals(false, -1 in "foo", "-1 in"); |
| 112 | //assertEquals(true, 2 in "foo", "2 in"); |
| 113 | //assertEquals(false, 3 in "foo", "3 in"); |
| 114 | // |
| 115 | //assertEquals(true, "0" in "foo", '"0" in'); |
| 116 | //assertEquals(false, "-1" in "foo", '"-1" in'); |
| 117 | //assertEquals(true, "2" in "foo", '"2" in'); |
| 118 | //assertEquals(false, "3" in "foo", '"3" in'); |
| 119 | |
| 120 | delete S[3]; |
| 121 | assertEquals("undefined", typeof(S[3])); |
| 122 | assertEquals(false, 3 in S); |
| 123 | assertEquals(false, "3" in S); |
| 124 | |
| 125 | var N = new Number(43); |
| 126 | assertEquals(43, N); |
| 127 | N[-2] = "Alpha"; |
| 128 | assertEquals("Alpha", N[-2]); |
| 129 | N[0] = "Zappa"; |
| 130 | assertEquals("Zappa", N[0]); |
| 131 | assertEquals("Zappa", N["0"]); |
| 132 | |
| 133 | var A = ["V", "e", "t", "t", "e", "r"]; |
| 134 | var A2 = (A[0] = "v"); |
| 135 | assertEquals('v', A[0]); |
| 136 | assertEquals('v', A2); |
| 137 | |
| 138 | var S = new String("Onkel"); |
| 139 | var S2 = (S[0] = 'o'); |
| 140 | assertEquals('O', S[0]); |
| 141 | assertEquals('o', S2); |
| 142 | |
| 143 | var s = "Tante"; |
| 144 | var s2 = (s[0] = 't'); |
| 145 | assertEquals('T', s[0]); |
| 146 | assertEquals('t', s2); |
| 147 | |
| 148 | var S2 = (S[-2] = 'o'); |
| 149 | assertEquals('o', S[-2]); |
| 150 | assertEquals('o', S2); |
| 151 | |
| 152 | var s2 = (s[-2] = 't'); |
| 153 | assertEquals('undefined', typeof(s[-2])); |
| 154 | assertEquals('t', s2); |