v8/test/mjsunit/function-bind.js
ricow@chromium.org e084e56129 Implement Function.prototype.bind (ES5 15.3.4.5).
Please note that we do not implement correctly the setting of caller
and arguments on the returned objects, since we already have these
properties on function objects (and they are non-configurable).

Also corrects indention in DefineOwnProperty.

Review URL: http://codereview.chromium.org/3046010

git-svn-id: http://v8.googlecode.com/svn/branches/bleeding_edge@5124 ce2b1a6d-e550-0410-aec6-3dcde31c8c00
2010-07-23 10:08:55 +00:00

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// Tests the Function.prototype.bind (ES 15.3.4.5) method.
// Simple tests.
function foo(x, y, z) {
return x + y + z;
}
var f = foo.bind(foo);
assertEquals(3, f(1, 1, 1));
assertEquals(3, f.length);
f = foo.bind(foo, 2);
assertEquals(4, f(1, 1));
assertEquals(2, f.length);
f = foo.bind(foo, 2, 2);
assertEquals(5, f(1));
assertEquals(1, f.length);
f = foo.bind(foo, 2, 2, 2);
assertEquals(6, f());
assertEquals(0, f.length);
// Test that length works correctly even if more than the actual number
// of arguments are given when binding.
f = foo.bind(foo, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9);
assertEquals(6, f());
assertEquals(0, f.length);
// Use a different bound object.
var obj = {x: 42, y: 43};
// Values that would normally be in "this" when calling f_bound_this.
var x = 42;
var y = 44;
function f_bound_this(z) {
return z + this.y - this.x;
}
assertEquals(3, f_bound_this(1))
f = f_bound_this.bind(obj);
assertEquals(2, f(1));
assertEquals(1, f.length);
f = f_bound_this.bind(obj, 2);
assertEquals(3, f());
assertEquals(0, f.length);
// Test chained binds.
// When only giving the thisArg, any number of binds should have
// the same effect.
f = foo.bind(foo);
assertEquals(3, f(1, 1, 1));
f = foo.bind(foo).bind(foo).bind(foo).bind(foo);
assertEquals(3, f(1, 1, 1));
assertEquals(3, f.length);
// Giving bound parameters should work at any place in the chain.
f = foo.bind(foo, 1).bind(foo).bind(foo).bind(foo);
assertEquals(3, f(1, 1));
assertEquals(2, f.length);
f = foo.bind(foo).bind(foo, 1).bind(foo).bind(foo);
assertEquals(3, f(1, 1));
assertEquals(2, f.length);
f = foo.bind(foo).bind(foo).bind(foo,1 ).bind(foo);
assertEquals(3, f(1, 1));
assertEquals(2, f.length);
f = foo.bind(foo).bind(foo).bind(foo).bind(foo, 1);
assertEquals(3, f(1, 1));
assertEquals(2, f.length);
// Several parameters can be given, and given in different bind invokations.
f = foo.bind(foo, 1, 1).bind(foo).bind(foo).bind(foo);
assertEquals(3, f(1));
assertEquals(1, f.length);
f = foo.bind(foo).bind(foo, 1, 1).bind(foo).bind(foo);
assertEquals(3, f(1));
assertEquals(1, f.length);
f = foo.bind(foo).bind(foo, 1, 1).bind(foo).bind(foo);
assertEquals(3, f(1));
assertEquals(1, f.length);
f = foo.bind(foo).bind(foo).bind(foo, 1, 1).bind(foo);
assertEquals(3, f(1));
assertEquals(1, f.length);
f = foo.bind(foo).bind(foo).bind(foo).bind(foo, 1, 1);
assertEquals(3, f(1));
assertEquals(1, f.length);
f = foo.bind(foo, 1).bind(foo, 1).bind(foo).bind(foo);
assertEquals(3, f(1));
assertEquals(1, f.length);
f = foo.bind(foo, 1).bind(foo).bind(foo, 1).bind(foo);
assertEquals(3, f(1));
assertEquals(1, f.length);
f = foo.bind(foo, 1).bind(foo).bind(foo).bind(foo, 1);
assertEquals(3, f(1));
assertEquals(1, f.length);
f = foo.bind(foo).bind(foo, 1).bind(foo).bind(foo, 1);
assertEquals(3, f(1));
assertEquals(1, f.length);
// Test constructor calls.
function bar(x, y, z) {
this.x = x;
this.y = y;
this.z = z;
}
f = bar.bind(bar);
var obj2 = new f(1,2,3);
assertEquals(1, obj2.x);
assertEquals(2, obj2.y);
assertEquals(3, obj2.z);
f = bar.bind(bar, 1);
obj2 = new f(2,3);
assertEquals(1, obj2.x);
assertEquals(2, obj2.y);
assertEquals(3, obj2.z);
f = bar.bind(bar, 1, 2);
obj2 = new f(3);
assertEquals(1, obj2.x);
assertEquals(2, obj2.y);
assertEquals(3, obj2.z);
f = bar.bind(bar, 1, 2, 3);
obj2 = new f();
assertEquals(1, obj2.x);
assertEquals(2, obj2.y);
assertEquals(3, obj2.z);
// Test bind chains when used as a constructor.
f = bar.bind(bar, 1).bind(bar, 2).bind(bar, 3);
obj2 = new f();
assertEquals(1, obj2.x);
assertEquals(2, obj2.y);
assertEquals(3, obj2.z);
// Test instanceof obj2 is bar, not f.
assertTrue(obj2 instanceof bar);
assertFalse(obj2 instanceof f);