v8/test/mjsunit/object-define-properties.js
svenpanne@chromium.org d0fe04447e Fixed evaluation order issue in defineProperties.
This is not covered by test262 yet, but it really makes sense and matches Firefox's behaviour.

TEST=mjsunit/define-properties.js
Review URL: http://codereview.chromium.org/8349031

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// Tests the Object.defineProperties method - ES 15.2.3.7
// Note that the internal DefineOwnProperty method is tested through
// object-define-property.js, this file only contains tests specific for
// Object.defineProperties. Also note that object-create.js contains
// a range of indirect tests on this method since Object.create uses
// Object.defineProperties as a step in setting up the object.
// Try defining with null as descriptor:
try {
Object.defineProperties({}, null);
} catch(e) {
assertTrue(/null to object/.test(e));
}
// Try defining with null as object
try {
Object.defineProperties(null, {});
} catch(e) {
assertTrue(/called on non-object/.test(e));
}
var desc = {foo: {value: 10}, bar: {get: function() {return 42; }}};
var obj = {};
// Check that we actually get the object back as returnvalue
var x = Object.defineProperties(obj, desc);
assertEquals(x.foo, 10);
assertEquals(x.bar, 42);
// Make sure that all property descriptors are calculated before any
// modifications are done.
var object = {};
assertThrows(function() {
Object.defineProperties(object, {
foo: { value: 1 },
bar: { value: 2, get: function() { return 3; } }
});
}, TypeError);
assertEquals(undefined, object.foo);
assertEquals(undefined, object.bar);