v8/test/mjsunit/es6/block-const-assign-sloppy.js
adamk a0a8ecd078 Remove runtime flags for sloppy mode block scoping features
These were all on by default in M49 without complaint.

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Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/1858943002

Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#35342}
2016-04-08 00:30:20 +00:00

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// Copyright 2011 the V8 project authors. All rights reserved.
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// Test that we throw early syntax errors in harmony mode
// when using an immutable binding in an assigment or with
// prefix/postfix decrement/increment operators.
const decls = [
// Const declaration.
function(use) { return "const c = 1; " + use + ";" }, TypeError,
function(use) { return "const x = 0, c = 1; " + use + ";" }, TypeError,
function(use) { return "const c = 1, x = (" + use + ");" }, TypeError,
function(use) { return use + "; const c = 1;" }, ReferenceError,
function(use) { return use + "; const x = 0, c = 1;" }, ReferenceError,
function(use) { return "const x = (" + use + "), c = 1;" }, ReferenceError,
function(use) { return "const c = (" + use + ");" }, ReferenceError,
// Function expression.
function(use) { return "(function c() { " + use + "; })();"; }, TypeError,
// TODO(rossberg): Once we have default parameters, test using 'c' there.
// Class expression.
function(use) {
return "new class c { constructor() { " + use + " } };";
}, TypeError,
function(use) {
return "(new class c { m() { " + use + " } }).m();";
}, TypeError,
function(use) {
return "(new class c { get a() { " + use + " } }).a;";
}, TypeError,
function(use) {
return "(new class c { set a(x) { " + use + " } }).a = 0;";
}, TypeError,
function(use) {
return "(class c { static m() { " + use + " } }).s();";
}, TypeError,
function(use) {
return "(class c extends (" + use + ") {});";
}, ReferenceError,
function(use) {
return "(class c { [" + use + "]() {} });";
}, ReferenceError,
function(use) {
return "(class c { get [" + use + "]() {} });";
}, ReferenceError,
function(use) {
return "(class c { set [" + use + "](x) {} });";
}, ReferenceError,
function(use) {
return "(class c { static [" + use + "]() {} });";
}, ReferenceError,
// For loop.
function(use) {
return "for (const c = 0; " + use + ";) {}"
}, TypeError,
function(use) {
return "for (const x = 0, c = 0; " + use + ";) {}"
}, TypeError,
function(use) {
return "for (const c = 0; ; " + use + ") {}"
}, TypeError,
function(use) {
return "for (const x = 0, c = 0; ; " + use + ") {}"
}, TypeError,
function(use) {
return "for (const c = 0; ;) { " + use + "; }"
}, TypeError,
function(use) {
return "for (const x = 0, c = 0; ;) { " + use + "; }"
}, TypeError,
function(use) {
return "for (const c in {a: 1}) { " + use + "; }"
}, TypeError,
function(use) {
return "for (const c of [1]) { " + use + "; }"
}, TypeError,
function(use) {
return "for (const x = (" + use + "), c = 0; ;) {}"
}, ReferenceError,
function(use) {
return "for (const c = (" + use + "); ;) {}"
}, ReferenceError,
]
let uses = [
'c = 1',
'c += 1',
'++c',
'c--',
];
let declcontexts = [
function(decl) { return decl; },
function(decl) { return "eval(\'" + decl + "\')"; },
function(decl) { return "{ " + decl + " }"; },
function(decl) { return "(function() { " + decl + " })()"; },
];
let usecontexts = [
function(use) { return use; },
function(use) { return "eval(\"" + use + "\")"; },
function(use) { return "(function() { " + use + " })()"; },
function(use) { return "(function() { eval(\"" + use + "\"); })()"; },
function(use) { return "eval(\"(function() { " + use + "; })\")()"; },
];
function Test(program, error) {
program = "'use strict'; " + program;
try {
print(program, " // throw " + error.name);
eval(program);
} catch (e) {
assertInstanceof(e, error);
if (e === TypeError) {
assertTrue(e.toString().indexOf("Assignment to constant variable") >= 0);
}
return;
}
assertUnreachable();
}
for (var d = 0; d < decls.length; d += 2) {
for (var u = 0; u < uses.length; ++u) {
for (var o = 0; o < declcontexts.length; ++o) {
for (var i = 0; i < usecontexts.length; ++i) {
Test(declcontexts[o](decls[d](usecontexts[i](uses[u]))), decls[d + 1]);
}
}
}
}