v8/test/mjsunit/harmony/bigint.js
Jakob Kummerow 658daa6534 [bigint] Implement BigInt.parseInt
based on the existing Number.parseInt.

Bug: v8:6791
Change-Id: I9169a4695807a3e435e343d239431ae7f6ccf2a1
Reviewed-on: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/685990
Reviewed-by: Yang Guo <yangguo@chromium.org>
Commit-Queue: Jakob Kummerow <jkummerow@chromium.org>
Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#48241}
2017-09-29 21:18:43 +00:00

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// Copyright 2017 the V8 project authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.
// Flags: --allow-natives-syntax --harmony-bigint --no-opt
'use strict'
const zero = BigInt(0);
const another_zero = BigInt(0);
const one = BigInt(1);
const another_one = BigInt(1);
const two = BigInt(2);
const three = BigInt(3);
const six = BigInt(6);
// BigInt
{
assertSame(BigInt, BigInt.prototype.constructor)
}
// typeof
{
assertEquals(typeof zero, "bigint");
assertEquals(typeof one, "bigint");
}
{
// TODO(neis): Enable once --no-opt can be removed.
//
// function Typeof(x) { return typeof x }
// assertEquals(Typeof(zero), "bigint");
// assertEquals(Typeof(zero), "bigint");
// %OptimizeFunctionOnNextCall(Typeof);
// assertEquals(Typeof(zero), "bigint");
}
// ToString
{
assertEquals(String(zero), "0");
assertEquals(String(one), "1");
}
// .toString(radix)
{
// assertEquals(expected, BigInt(input).toString(n)) is generated by:
// input = $(python -c "print(int('expected', n))")
assertEquals("hello", BigInt(18306744).toString(32));
assertEquals("-hello", BigInt(-18306744).toString(32));
assertEquals("abcde", BigInt(0xabcde).toString(16));
assertEquals("-abcde", BigInt(-0xabcde).toString(16));
assertEquals("1234567", BigInt(342391).toString(8));
assertEquals("-1234567", BigInt(-342391).toString(8));
assertEquals("1230123", BigInt(6939).toString(4));
assertEquals("-1230123", BigInt(-6939).toString(4));
assertEquals("1011001110001", BigInt(5745).toString(2));
assertEquals("-1011001110001", BigInt(-5745).toString(2));
}
// .parseInt
{
assertEquals("hellobigint", BigInt.parseInt("hellobigint", 32).toString(32));
assertEquals("abc", BigInt.parseInt("101010111100", 2).toString(16));
// Detect "0x" prefix.
assertEquals("f00dcafe", BigInt.parseInt("0xf00dcafe").toString(16));
// Default base is 10, trailing junk is skipped.
assertEquals("abc", BigInt.parseInt("2748junk").toString(16));
// Objects are converted to string.
let obj = {toString: () => "0x12345"};
assertEquals("12345", BigInt.parseInt(obj).toString(16));
// Empty and invalid strings throw.
assertThrows("BigInt.parseInt('')", SyntaxError);
assertThrows("BigInt.parseInt('nope', 2)", SyntaxError);
}
// .valueOf
{
assertEquals(Object(zero).valueOf(), another_zero);
assertThrows(() => { return BigInt.prototype.valueOf.call("string"); },
TypeError);
// TODO(jkummerow): Add tests for (new BigInt(...)).valueOf() when we
// can construct BigInt wrappers.
}
// ToBoolean
{
assertTrue(!zero);
assertFalse(!!zero);
assertTrue(!!!zero);
assertFalse(!one);
assertTrue(!!one);
assertFalse(!!!one);
}
// Strict equality
{
assertTrue(zero === zero);
assertFalse(zero !== zero);
assertTrue(zero === another_zero);
assertFalse(zero !== another_zero);
assertFalse(zero === one);
assertTrue(zero !== one);
assertTrue(one !== zero);
assertFalse(one === zero);
assertFalse(zero === 0);
assertTrue(zero !== 0);
assertFalse(0 === zero);
assertTrue(0 !== zero);
}
// SameValue
{
const obj = Object.defineProperty({}, 'foo',
{value: zero, writable: false, configurable: false});
assertTrue(Reflect.defineProperty(obj, 'foo', {value: zero}));
assertTrue(Reflect.defineProperty(obj, 'foo', {value: another_zero}));
assertFalse(Reflect.defineProperty(obj, 'foo', {value: one}));
}
// SameValueZero
{
assertTrue([zero].includes(zero));
assertTrue([zero].includes(another_zero));
assertFalse([zero].includes(+0));
assertFalse([zero].includes(-0));
assertFalse([+0].includes(zero));
assertFalse([-0].includes(zero));
assertTrue([one].includes(one));
assertTrue([one].includes(another_one));
assertFalse([one].includes(1));
assertFalse([1].includes(one));
}{
assertTrue(new Set([zero]).has(zero));
assertTrue(new Set([zero]).has(another_zero));
assertFalse(new Set([zero]).has(+0));
assertFalse(new Set([zero]).has(-0));
assertFalse(new Set([+0]).has(zero));
assertFalse(new Set([-0]).has(zero));
assertTrue(new Set([one]).has(one));
assertTrue(new Set([one]).has(another_one));
}{
assertTrue(new Map([[zero, 42]]).has(zero));
assertTrue(new Map([[zero, 42]]).has(another_zero));
assertFalse(new Map([[zero, 42]]).has(+0));
assertFalse(new Map([[zero, 42]]).has(-0));
assertFalse(new Map([[+0, 42]]).has(zero));
assertFalse(new Map([[-0, 42]]).has(zero));
assertTrue(new Map([[one, 42]]).has(one));
assertTrue(new Map([[one, 42]]).has(another_one));
}
// Binary ops.
{
assertTrue(one + two === three);
assertEquals("hello1", "hello" + one);
assertEquals("2hello", two + "hello");
assertThrows("one + 2", TypeError);
assertThrows("2 + one", TypeError);
assertThrows("one + 0.5", TypeError);
assertThrows("0.5 + one", TypeError);
assertThrows("one + null", TypeError);
assertThrows("null + one", TypeError);
assertTrue(three - two === one);
assertThrows("two - 1", TypeError);
assertThrows("2 - one", TypeError);
assertThrows("two - 0.5", TypeError);
assertThrows("2.5 - one", TypeError);
assertTrue(two * three === six);
assertThrows("two * 1", TypeError);
assertThrows("1 * two", TypeError);
assertThrows("two * 1.5", TypeError);
assertThrows("1.5 * two", TypeError);
assertTrue(six / three === two);
assertThrows("six / 3", TypeError);
assertThrows("3 / three", TypeError);
assertThrows("six / 0.5", TypeError);
assertThrows("0.5 / six", TypeError);
assertThrows("zero / zero", RangeError);
assertThrows("zero / 0", TypeError);
assertTrue(three % two === one);
assertThrows("three % 2", TypeError);
assertThrows("3 % two", TypeError);
assertThrows("three % 2.5", TypeError);
assertThrows("3.5 % two", TypeError);
assertThrows("three % zero", RangeError);
assertThrows("three % 0", TypeError);
}