Name Description Size Coverage
12.10-0-1.js --- es5id: 12.10-0-1 description: > with does not change declaration scope - vars in with are visible outside flags: [noStrict] --- 500 -
12.10-0-3.js --- es5id: 12.10-0-3 description: with introduces scope - that is captured by function expression flags: [noStrict] --- 465 -
12.10-0-7.js --- es5id: 12.10-0-7 description: with introduces scope - scope removed when exiting with statement flags: [noStrict] --- 441 -
12.10-0-8.js --- es5id: 12.10-0-8 description: with introduces scope - var initializer sets like named property flags: [noStrict] --- 402 -
12.10-0-9.js --- es5id: 12.10-0-9 description: with introduces scope - name lookup finds outer variable flags: [noStrict] --- 442 -
12.10-0-10.js --- es5id: 12.10-0-10 description: with introduces scope - name lookup finds function parameter flags: [noStrict] --- 438 -
12.10-0-11.js --- es5id: 12.10-0-11 description: with introduces scope - name lookup finds inner variable flags: [noStrict] --- 446 -
12.10-0-12.js --- es5id: 12.10-0-12 description: with introduces scope - name lookup finds property flags: [noStrict] --- 425 -
12.10-2-1.js --- es5id: 12.10-2-1 description: with - expression being Number flags: [noStrict] --- 343 -
12.10-2-2.js --- es5id: 12.10-2-2 description: with - expression being Boolean flags: [noStrict] --- 347 -
12.10-2-3.js --- es5id: 12.10-2-3 description: with - expression being string flags: [noStrict] --- 347 -
12.10-2-4.js --- info: ToObject conversion from undefined value must throw TypeError es5id: 12.10-2-4 description: Trying to convert undefined to Object flags: [noStrict] --- 607 -
12.10-2-5.js --- info: ToObject conversion from null value must throw TypeError es5id: 12.10-2-5 description: Trying to convert null to Object flags: [noStrict] --- 592 -
12.10-7-1.js --- es5id: 12.10-7-1 description: with introduces scope - restores the earlier environment on exit flags: [noStrict] --- 499 -
12.10.1-4-s.js --- es5id: 12.10.1-4-s description: with statement in strict mode throws SyntaxError (strict Function) flags: [noStrict] --- 494 -
12.10.1-5-s-strict.js --- es5id: 12.10.1-5-s description: > with statement allowed in nested Function even if its container Function is strict) flags: [onlyStrict] --- 413 -
12.10.1-8-s.js --- es5id: 12.10.1-8-s description: > with statement in strict mode throws SyntaxError (function expression, where the container Function is strict) flags: [noStrict] --- 573 -
12.10.1-10-s-strict.js --- es5id: 12.10.1-10-s description: > with statement in strict mode throws SyntaxError (eval, where the container function is strict) flags: [onlyStrict] --- 650 -
12.10.1-11gs-strict.js --- es5id: 12.10.1-11gs description: Strict Mode - SyntaxError is thrown when using with statement negative: phase: parse type: SyntaxError flags: [onlyStrict] --- 387 -
12.10.1-12-s.js --- es5id: 12.10.1-12-s description: with statement in strict mode throws SyntaxError (strict eval) flags: [noStrict] --- 427 -
12.10.1-13-s.js --- es5id: 12.10.1-13-s description: > Strict Mode - SyntaxError isn't thrown when WithStatement body is in strict mode code flags: [noStrict] --- 374 -
binding-blocked-by-unscopables.js --- es6id: 8.1.1.2.1 description: > True-coercing `Symbol.unscopables` properties block access to object environment record info: | [...] 6. If the withEnvironment flag of envRec is false, return true. 7. Let unscopables be Get(bindings, @@unscopables). 8. ReturnIfAbrupt(unscopables). 9. If Type(unscopables) is Object, then a. Let blocked be ToBoolean(Get(unscopables, N)). b. ReturnIfAbrupt(blocked). c. If blocked is true, return false. ES6: 13.11.7 (The `with` Statement) Runtime Semantics: Evaluation [...] 6. Set the withEnvironment flag of newEnv’s EnvironmentRecord to true. [...] flags: [noStrict] features: [Symbol.unscopables] --- 1400 -
binding-not-blocked-by-unscopables-falsey-prop.js --- es6id: 8.1.1.2.1 description: > False-coercing `Symbol.unscopables` properties do not block access to object environment record info: | [...] 6. If the withEnvironment flag of envRec is false, return true. 7. Let unscopables be Get(bindings, @@unscopables). 8. ReturnIfAbrupt(unscopables). 9. If Type(unscopables) is Object, then a. Let blocked be ToBoolean(Get(unscopables, N)). b. ReturnIfAbrupt(blocked). c. If blocked is true, return false. 10. Return true. ES6: 13.11.7 (The `with` Statement) Runtime Semantics: Evaluation [...] 6. Set the withEnvironment flag of newEnv’s EnvironmentRecord to true. [...] flags: [noStrict] features: [Symbol.unscopables] --- 1525 -
binding-not-blocked-by-unscopables-non-obj.js --- es6id: 8.1.1.2.1 description: Non-object values of `Symbol.unscopables` property are ignored info: | [...] 6. If the withEnvironment flag of envRec is false, return true. 7. Let unscopables be Get(bindings, @@unscopables). 8. ReturnIfAbrupt(unscopables). 9. If Type(unscopables) is Object, then a. Let blocked be ToBoolean(Get(unscopables, N)). b. ReturnIfAbrupt(blocked). c. If blocked is true, return false. 10. Return true. ES6: 13.11.7 (The `with` Statement) Runtime Semantics: Evaluation [...] 6. Set the withEnvironment flag of newEnv’s EnvironmentRecord to true. [...] flags: [noStrict] features: [Symbol.unscopables] --- 1009 -
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cptn-abrupt-empty.js --- esid: sec-with-statement-runtime-semantics-evaluation description: > Statement completion value when body returns an empty abrupt completion info: | WithStatement : with ( Expression ) Statement [...] 7. Let C be the result of evaluating Statement. 8. Set the running execution context's LexicalEnvironment to oldEnv. 9. Return Completion(UpdateEmpty(C, undefined)). flags: [noStrict] --- 956 -
cptn-nrml.js --- es6id: 13.11.7 description: Statement completion value when body returns a normal completion info: | WithStatement : with ( Expression ) Statement [...] 8. Let C be the result of evaluating Statement. 9. Set the running execution context’s Lexical Environment to oldEnv. 10. If C.[[type]] is normal and C.[[value]] is empty, return NormalCompletion(undefined). 11. Return Completion(C). flags: [noStrict] --- 716 -
decl-async-fun.js --- esid: sec-with-statement description: > AsyncFunctionDeclaration is not allowed in statement position info: | ExpressionStatement[Yield, Await] : [lookahead ∉ { {, function, async [no LineTerminator here] function, class, let [ }] Expression[+In, ?Yield, ?Await] ; negative: phase: parse type: SyntaxError features: [async-functions] flags: [noStrict] --- 596 -
decl-async-gen.js --- esid: sec-with-statement description: > AsyncGeneratorDeclaration is not allowed in statement position info: | ExpressionStatement[Yield, Await] : [lookahead ∉ { {, function, async [no LineTerminator here] function, class, let [ }] Expression[+In, ?Yield, ?Await] ; negative: phase: parse type: SyntaxError features: [async-iteration] flags: [noStrict] --- 598 -
decl-cls.js --- description: Class declaration not allowed in statement position esid: sec-with-statement es6id: 13.11 flags: [noStrict] negative: phase: parse type: SyntaxError --- 388 -
decl-const.js --- description: Lexical declaration (const) not allowed in statement position esid: sec-with-statement es6id: 13.11 flags: [noStrict] negative: phase: parse type: SyntaxError --- 403 -
decl-fun.js --- description: Function declaration not allowed in statement position esid: sec-with-statement es6id: 13.11 flags: [noStrict] negative: phase: parse type: SyntaxError --- 396 -
decl-gen.js --- description: Generator declaration not allowed in statement position esid: sec-with-statement es6id: 13.11 flags: [noStrict] negative: phase: parse type: SyntaxError features: [generators] --- 421 -
decl-let.js --- description: Lexical declaration (let) not allowed in statement position esid: sec-with-statement es6id: 13.11 flags: [noStrict] negative: phase: parse type: SyntaxError --- 392 -
get-binding-value-call-with-proxy-env.js --- esid: sec-object-environment-records-getbindingvalue-n-s description: > Lookups in proxy binding object for call expression. info: | 9.1.1.2.1 HasBinding ( N ) 1. Let bindingObject be envRec.[[BindingObject]]. 2. Let foundBinding be ? HasProperty(bindingObject, N). 3. If foundBinding is false, return false. ... 5. Let unscopables be ? Get(bindingObject, %Symbol.unscopables%). ... 7. Return true. 9.1.1.2.6 GetBindingValue ( N, S ) 1. Let bindingObject be envRec.[[BindingObject]]. 2. Let value be ? HasProperty(bindingObject, N). 3. If value is false, then a. If S is false, return undefined; otherwise throw a ReferenceError exception. 4. Return ? Get(bindingObject, N). features: [Proxy, Reflect] flags: [noStrict] includes: [compareArray.js, proxyTrapsHelper.js] --- 1567 -
get-binding-value-idref-with-proxy-env.js --- esid: sec-object-environment-records-getbindingvalue-n-s description: > Lookups in proxy binding object for identifier reference. info: | 9.1.1.2.1 HasBinding ( N ) 1. Let bindingObject be envRec.[[BindingObject]]. 2. Let foundBinding be ? HasProperty(bindingObject, N). 3. If foundBinding is false, return false. ... 5. Let unscopables be ? Get(bindingObject, %Symbol.unscopables%). ... 7. Return true. 9.1.1.2.6 GetBindingValue ( N, S ) 1. Let bindingObject be envRec.[[BindingObject]]. 2. Let value be ? HasProperty(bindingObject, N). 3. If value is false, then a. If S is false, return undefined; otherwise throw a ReferenceError exception. 4. Return ? Get(bindingObject, N). features: [Proxy, Reflect] flags: [noStrict] includes: [compareArray.js, proxyTrapsHelper.js] --- 1570 -
get-mutable-binding-binding-deleted-in-get-unscopables-strict-mode.js --- esid: sec-object-environment-records-getbindingvalue-n-s description: > Binding deleted when retrieving unscopables. info: | 9.1.1.2.6 GetBindingValue ( N, S ) 1. Let bindingObject be envRec.[[BindingObject]]. 2. Let value be ? HasProperty(bindingObject, N). 3. If value is false, then a. If S is false, return undefined; otherwise throw a ReferenceError exception. ... flags: [noStrict] features: [Symbol.unscopables] --- 1024 -
get-mutable-binding-binding-deleted-in-get-unscopables.js --- esid: sec-object-environment-records-getbindingvalue-n-s description: > Binding deleted when retrieving unscopables. info: | 9.1.1.2.6 GetBindingValue ( N, S ) 1. Let bindingObject be envRec.[[BindingObject]]. 2. Let value be ? HasProperty(bindingObject, N). 3. If value is false, then a. If S is false, return undefined; otherwise throw a ReferenceError exception. ... flags: [noStrict] features: [Symbol.unscopables] --- 962 -
has-binding-call-with-proxy-env.js --- esid: sec-object-environment-records-hasbinding-n description: > Lookups in proxy binding object for call expression. info: | 9.1.1.2.1 HasBinding ( N ) 1. Let bindingObject be envRec.[[BindingObject]]. 2. Let foundBinding be ? HasProperty(bindingObject, N). 3. If foundBinding is false, return false. ... features: [Proxy, Reflect] flags: [noStrict] includes: [compareArray.js, proxyTrapsHelper.js] --- 879 -
has-binding-idref-with-proxy-env.js --- esid: sec-object-environment-records-hasbinding-n description: > Lookups in proxy binding object for identifier reference. info: | 9.1.1.2.1 HasBinding ( N ) 1. Let bindingObject be envRec.[[BindingObject]]. 2. Let foundBinding be ? HasProperty(bindingObject, N). 3. If foundBinding is false, return false. ... features: [Proxy, Reflect] flags: [noStrict] includes: [compareArray.js, proxyTrapsHelper.js] --- 882 -
has-property-err.js --- esid: sec-getidentifierreference es6id: 8.1.2.1 description: > Behavior when binding query produces an abrupt completion info: | [...] 2. Let envRec be lex's EnvironmentRecord. 3. Let exists be ? envRec.HasBinding(name). 8.1.1.2.1 HasBinding 1. Let envRec be the object Environment Record for which the method was invoked. 2. Let bindings be the binding object for envRec. 3. Let foundBinding be ? HasProperty(bindings, N). flags: [noStrict] features: [Proxy] --- 872 -
labelled-fn-stmt.js --- esid: sec-with-statement-static-semantics-early-errors es6id: 13.11.1 description: > A labelled function declaration is never permitted in the Statement position info: | WithStatementa: with ( Expression ) Statement [...] - It is a Syntax Error if IsLabelledFunction(Statement) is true. NOTE It is only necessary to apply the second rule if the extension specified in B.3.2 is implemented. In the absence of Annex B.3.2, a SyntaxError should be produced due to the labelled function declaration itself. negative: phase: parse type: SyntaxError --- 821 -
let-array-with-newline.js --- esid: sec-with-statement description: > ExpressionStatement has a lookahead restriction for `let [`. info: | ExpressionStatement[Yield, Await] : [lookahead ∉ { {, function, async [no LineTerminator here] function, class, let [ }] Expression[+In, ?Yield, ?Await] ; negative: phase: parse type: SyntaxError flags: [noStrict] --- 649 -
let-block-with-newline.js --- esid: sec-with-statement description: > ExpressionStatement doesn't have a lookahead restriction for `let {`. info: | ExpressionStatement[Yield, Await] : [lookahead ∉ { {, function, async [no LineTerminator here] function, class, let [ }] Expression[+In, ?Yield, ?Await] ; flags: [noStrict] --- 586 -
let-identifier-with-newline.js --- esid: sec-with-statement description: > ExpressionStatement doesn't have a lookahead restriction for `let <binding-identifier>`. info: | ExpressionStatement[Yield, Await] : [lookahead ∉ { {, function, async [no LineTerminator here] function, class, let [ }] Expression[+In, ?Yield, ?Await] ; flags: [noStrict] --- 609 -
S12.10_A1.1_T1.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.1_T1 description: Using "with" inside of global context leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 3528 -
S12.10_A1.1_T2.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.1_T2 description: > Using "with" inside of global context leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 3744 -
S12.10_A1.1_T3.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.1_T3 description: > Using "with" inside of global context leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 4027 -
S12.10_A1.2_T1.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.2_T1 description: > Calling a function without "with" statement when the statement itself is declared within the function declaration, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 3644 -
S12.10_A1.2_T2.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.2_T2 description: > Calling a function without "with" statement when the statement itself is declared within the function declaration, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 3796 -
S12.10_A1.2_T3.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.2_T3 description: > Calling a function without "with" statement when the statement itself is declared within the function declaration, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 4069 -
S12.10_A1.2_T4.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.2_T4 description: > Calling a function without "with" statement when the statement itself is declared within the function declaration, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 3858 -
S12.10_A1.2_T5.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.2_T5 description: > Calling a function without "with" statement when the statement itself is declared within the function declaration, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 4046 -
S12.10_A1.3_T1.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.3_T1 description: > Using "with" statement within function constructor, leading to normal completition flags: [noStrict] --- 3587 -
S12.10_A1.3_T2.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.3_T2 description: > Using "with" statement within function constructor, leading to normal completition by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 3617 -
S12.10_A1.3_T3.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.3_T3 description: > Using "with" statement within function constructor, leading to normal completition by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 3884 -
S12.10_A1.3_T4.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.3_T4 description: > Using "with" statement within function constructor, leading to completition by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 3716 -
S12.10_A1.3_T5.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.3_T5 description: > Using "with" statement within function constructor, leading to completition by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 4080 -
S12.10_A1.4_T1.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.4_T1 description: > Using "with" statement within iteration statement, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 3607 -
S12.10_A1.4_T2.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.4_T2 description: > Using "with" statement within iteration statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 3821 -
S12.10_A1.4_T3.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.4_T3 description: > Using "with" statement within iteration statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 4104 -
S12.10_A1.4_T4.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.4_T4 description: > Using "with" statement within iteration statement, leading to completion by break flags: [noStrict] --- 3620 -
S12.10_A1.4_T5.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.4_T5 description: > Using "with" statement within iteration statement, leading to completion by break flags: [noStrict] --- 3890 -
S12.10_A1.5_T1.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.5_T1 description: > Using "with" statement within "for-in" statement, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 3872 -
S12.10_A1.5_T2.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.5_T2 description: > Using "with" statement within "for-in" statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 3824 -
S12.10_A1.5_T3.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.5_T3 description: > Using "with" statement within "for-in" statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 4379 -
S12.10_A1.5_T4.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.5_T4 description: > Using "with" statement within "for-in" statement, leading to completion by break flags: [noStrict] --- 3625 -
S12.10_A1.5_T5.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.5_T5 description: > Using "with" statement within "for-in" statement, leading to completion by break flags: [noStrict] --- 4156 -
S12.10_A1.6_T1.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.6_T1 description: > Using "with" statement within another "with" statement, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 3607 -
S12.10_A1.6_T2.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.6_T2 description: > Using "with" statement within another "with" statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 3819 -
S12.10_A1.6_T3.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.6_T3 description: > Using "with" statement within another "with" statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 4102 -
S12.10_A1.7_T1.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.7_T1 description: > Calling a function within "with" statement declared within the statement, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 3613 -
S12.10_A1.7_T2.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.7_T2 description: > Calling a function within "with" statement declared within the statement, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 3765 -
S12.10_A1.7_T3.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.7_T3 description: > Calling a function within "with" statement declared within the statement, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 4018 -
S12.10_A1.7_T4.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.7_T4 description: > Calling a function within "with" statement declared within the statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 3827 -
S12.10_A1.7_T5.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.7_T5 description: > Calling a function within "with" statement declared within the statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 4080 -
S12.10_A1.8_T1.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.8_T1 description: > Declaring function constructor within "with" statement, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 3603 -
S12.10_A1.8_T2.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.8_T2 description: > Declaring function constructor within "with" statement, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 3632 -
S12.10_A1.8_T3.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.8_T3 description: > Declaring function constructor within "with" statement, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 3888 -
S12.10_A1.8_T4.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.8_T4 description: > Declaring function constructor within "with" statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 3816 -
S12.10_A1.8_T5.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.8_T5 description: > Declaring function constructor within "with" statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 4076 -
S12.10_A1.9_T1.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.9_T1 description: > Using "for-in" statement within "with" statement, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 3872 -
S12.10_A1.9_T2.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.9_T2 description: > Using "for-in" statement within "with" statement, leading to completion by break flags: [noStrict] --- 3625 -
S12.10_A1.9_T3.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.9_T3 description: > Using "for-in" statement within "with" statement, leading to completion by break flags: [noStrict] --- 4156 -
S12.10_A1.10_T1.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.10_T1 description: > Using interation statement within "with" statement leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 3610 -
S12.10_A1.10_T2.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.10_T2 description: > Using iteration statement within "with" statement leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 3823 -
S12.10_A1.10_T3.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.10_T3 description: > Using iteration statment withing "with" statement leading to completion by exception iteration statement inside with statement - exception completion flags: [noStrict] --- 4176 -
S12.10_A1.10_T4.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.10_T4 description: > Using iteration statement witthin "with" staement leading to completion by break iteration statement inside with statement - break completion flags: [noStrict] --- 3688 -
S12.10_A1.10_T5.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.10_T5 description: > Using iteration statement within "with" statement leading to completion by break flags: [noStrict] --- 3893 -
S12.10_A1.11_T1.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.11_T1 description: > Calling a function within "with" statement declared without the statement, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 3753 -
S12.10_A1.11_T2.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.11_T2 description: > Calling a function within "with" statement declared without the statement, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 3903 -
S12.10_A1.11_T3.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.11_T3 description: > Calling a function within "with" statement declared without the statement, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 3984 -
S12.10_A1.11_T4.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.11_T4 description: > Calling a function within "with" statement declared without the statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 3964 -
S12.10_A1.11_T5.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.11_T5 description: > Calling a function within "with" statement declared without the statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 4045 -
S12.10_A1.12_T1.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.12_T1 description: > Calling a function without "with" statement declared within the statement, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 3614 -
S12.10_A1.12_T2.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.12_T2 description: > Calling a function without "with" statement declared within the statement, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 3760 -
S12.10_A1.12_T3.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.12_T3 description: > Calling a function without "with" statement declared within the statement, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 4018 -
S12.10_A1.12_T4.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.12_T4 description: > Calling a function without "with" statement declared within the statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 3833 -
S12.10_A1.12_T5.js --- info: | The with statement adds a computed object to the front of the scope chain of the current execution context es5id: 12.10_A1.12_T5 description: > Calling a function without "with" statement declared within the statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 4080 -
S12.10_A3.1_T1.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.1_T1 description: Using "with" statement within global context - normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 1121 -
S12.10_A3.1_T2.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.1_T2 description: > Using "with" statement within global context, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1497 -
S12.10_A3.1_T3.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.1_T3 description: > Using "with" statement within global context, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1492 -
S12.10_A3.2_T1.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.2_T1 description: > Declaring "with" statement within a function body, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 1185 -
S12.10_A3.2_T2.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.2_T2 description: > Declaring "with" statement within a function body, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 1224 -
S12.10_A3.2_T3.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.2_T3 description: > Declaring "with" statement within a function body, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 1218 -
S12.10_A3.2_T4.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.2_T4 description: > Declaring "with" statement within a function body, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1552 -
S12.10_A3.2_T5.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.2_T5 description: > Declaring "with" statement within a function body, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1546 -
S12.10_A3.3_T1.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.3_T1 description: > Declaring "with" statement within a function constructor, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 1216 -
S12.10_A3.3_T2.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.3_T2 description: > Declaring "with" statement within a function constructor, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 1248 -
S12.10_A3.3_T3.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.3_T3 description: > Declaring "with" statement within a function constructor, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 1246 -
S12.10_A3.3_T4.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.3_T4 description: > Declaring "with" statement within a function constructor, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1541 -
S12.10_A3.4_T1.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.4_T1 description: > Using "with" statement within iteration statement, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 1178 -
S12.10_A3.4_T2.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.4_T2 description: > Using "with" statement within iteration statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1534 -
S12.10_A3.4_T3.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.4_T3 description: > Using "with" statement within iteration statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1532 -
S12.10_A3.4_T4.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.4_T4 description: > Using "with" statement within iteration statement, leading to completion by break flags: [noStrict] --- 1195 -
S12.10_A3.4_T5.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.4_T5 description: > Using "with" statement within iteration statement, leading to completion by break flags: [noStrict] --- 1193 -
S12.10_A3.5_T1.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.5_T1 description: > Using "with" statement within "for-in" statement, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 1182 -
S12.10_A3.5_T2.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.5_T2 description: > Using "with" statement within "for-in" statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1539 -
S12.10_A3.5_T3.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.5_T3 description: > Using "with" statement within "for-in" statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1537 -
S12.10_A3.5_T4.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.5_T4 description: > Using "with" statement within "for-in" statement, leading to completion by break flags: [noStrict] --- 1199 -
S12.10_A3.5_T5.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.5_T5 description: > Using "with" statement within "for-in" statement, leading to completion by break flags: [noStrict] --- 1197 -
S12.10_A3.6_T1.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.6_T1 description: > Using "with" statement within another "with" statement, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 1583 -
S12.10_A3.6_T2.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.6_T2 description: > Using "with" statement within another "with" statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1674 -
S12.10_A3.6_T3.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.6_T3 description: > Using "with" statement within another "with" statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1687 -
S12.10_A3.7_T1.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.7_T1 description: > Declaring and calling a function within "with" statement, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 1183 -
S12.10_A3.7_T2.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.7_T2 description: > Declaring and calling a function within "with" statement, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 1517 -
S12.10_A3.7_T3.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.7_T3 description: > Declaring and calling a function within "with" statement, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 1517 -
S12.10_A3.7_T4.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.7_T4 description: > Declaring and calling a function within "with" statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1541 -
S12.10_A3.7_T5.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.7_T5 description: > Declaring and calling a function within "with" statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1540 -
S12.10_A3.8_T1.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.8_T1 description: > Declaring function constructor within "with" statement, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 1221 -
S12.10_A3.8_T2.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.8_T2 description: > Declaring function constructor within "with" statement, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 1255 -
S12.10_A3.8_T3.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.8_T3 description: > Declaring function constructor within "with" statement, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 1233 -
S12.10_A3.8_T4.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.8_T4 description: > Declaring function constructor within "with" statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1582 -
S12.10_A3.8_T5.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.8_T5 description: > Declaring function constructor within "with" statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1580 -
S12.10_A3.9_T1.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.9_T1 description: > Using "for-in" statement within "with" statement, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 1182 -
S12.10_A3.9_T2.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.9_T2 description: > Using "for-in" statement within "with" statement, leading to completion by break flags: [noStrict] --- 1199 -
S12.10_A3.9_T3.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.9_T3 description: > Using "for-in" statement within "with" statement, leading to completion by break flags: [noStrict] --- 1197 -
S12.10_A3.10_T1.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.10_T1 description: > Using iteration statement within "with" statement, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 1178 -
S12.10_A3.10_T2.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.10_T2 description: > Using iteration statement within "with" statement, leading completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1532 -
S12.10_A3.10_T3.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.10_T3 description: > Using iteration statement within "with" statement, leading completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1530 -
S12.10_A3.10_T4.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.10_T4 description: > Using iteration statement within "with" statement, leading completion be break flags: [noStrict] --- 1192 -
S12.10_A3.10_T5.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.10_T5 description: > Using iteration statement within "with" statement, leading completion be break flags: [noStrict] --- 1190 -
S12.10_A3.11_T1.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.11_T1 description: > Calling a function within "with" statement declared without the statement, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 877 -
S12.10_A3.11_T2.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.11_T2 description: > Calling a function within "with" statement declared without the statement, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 1048 -
S12.10_A3.11_T3.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.11_T3 description: > Calling a function within "with" statement declared without the statement, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 1042 -
S12.10_A3.11_T4.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.11_T4 description: > Calling a function within "with" statement declared without the statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1082 -
S12.10_A3.11_T5.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.11_T5 description: > Calling a function within "with" statement declared without the statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1073 -
S12.10_A3.12_T1.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.12_T1 description: > Calling a function without "with" statement declared within the statement, leading to normal completion flags: [noStrict] --- 877 -
S12.10_A3.12_T2.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.12_T2 description: > Calling a function without "with" statement declared within the statement, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 1061 -
S12.10_A3.12_T3.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.12_T3 description: > Calling a function without "with" statement declared within the statement, leading to normal completion by "return" flags: [noStrict] --- 1059 -
S12.10_A3.12_T4.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.12_T4 description: > Calling a function without "with" statement declared within the statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1093 -
S12.10_A3.12_T5.js --- info: | No matter how control leaves the embedded 'Statement', the scope chain is always restored to its former state es5id: 12.10_A3.12_T5 description: > Calling a function without "with" statement declared within the statement, leading to completion by exception flags: [noStrict] --- 1091 -
S12.10_A4_T1.js --- info: Changing property using "eval" statement containing "with" statement es5id: 12.10_A4_T1 description: Changing string property flags: [noStrict] --- 911 -
S12.10_A4_T2.js --- info: Changing property using "eval" statement containing "with" statement es5id: 12.10_A4_T2 description: Changing number property flags: [noStrict] --- 911 -
S12.10_A4_T3.js --- info: Changing property using "eval" statement containing "with" statement es5id: 12.10_A4_T3 description: Changing boolean property flags: [noStrict] --- 927 -
S12.10_A4_T4.js --- info: Changing property using "eval" statement containing "with" statement es5id: 12.10_A4_T4 description: Changing object property flags: [noStrict] --- 1201 -
S12.10_A4_T5.js --- info: Changing property using "eval" statement containing "with" statement es5id: 12.10_A4_T5 description: Changing array property flags: [noStrict] --- 934 -
S12.10_A4_T6.js --- info: Changing property using "eval" statement containing "with" statement es5id: 12.10_A4_T6 description: Changing function property flags: [noStrict] --- 955 -
S12.10_A5_T1.js --- info: Deleting property using "eval" statement containing "with" statement es5id: 12.10_A5_T1 description: Deleting string property flags: [noStrict] --- 1477 -
S12.10_A5_T2.js --- info: Deleting property using "eval" statement containing "with" statement es5id: 12.10_A5_T2 description: Deleting number property flags: [noStrict] --- 1513 -
S12.10_A5_T3.js --- info: Deleting property using "eval" statement containing "with" statement es5id: 12.10_A5_T3 description: Deleting boolean property flags: [noStrict] --- 1493 -
S12.10_A5_T4.js --- info: Deleting property using "eval" statement containing "with" statement es5id: 12.10_A5_T4 description: Deleting object property flags: [noStrict] --- 1610 -
S12.10_A5_T5.js --- info: Deleting property using "eval" statement containing "with" statement es5id: 12.10_A5_T5 description: Deleting array property flags: [noStrict] --- 1595 -
S12.10_A5_T6.js --- info: Deleting property using "eval" statement containing "with" statement es5id: 12.10_A5_T6 description: Deleting function property flags: [noStrict] --- 1610 -
scope-var-close.js --- esid: sec-with-statement-runtime-semantics-evaluation es6id: 13.11.7 description: Removal of variable environment info: | 3. Let oldEnv be the running execution context's LexicalEnvironment. 4. Let newEnv be NewObjectEnvironment(obj, oldEnv). 5. Set the withEnvironment flag of newEnv's EnvironmentRecord to true. 6. Set the running execution context's LexicalEnvironment to newEnv. 7. Let C be the result of evaluating Statement. 8. Set the running execution context's LexicalEnvironment to oldEnv. flags: [noStrict] --- 939 -
scope-var-open.js --- esid: sec-with-statement-runtime-semantics-evaluation es6id: 13.11.7 description: Creation of new variable environment info: | 3. Let oldEnv be the running execution context's LexicalEnvironment. 4. Let newEnv be NewObjectEnvironment(obj, oldEnv). 5. Set the withEnvironment flag of newEnv's EnvironmentRecord to true. 6. Set the running execution context's LexicalEnvironment to newEnv. 7. Let C be the result of evaluating Statement. flags: [noStrict] --- 1091 -
set-mutable-binding-binding-deleted-in-get-unscopables-strict-mode.js --- esid: sec-object-environment-records-setmutablebinding-n-v-s description: > Binding deleted when retrieving unscopables. info: | 9.1.1.2.5 SetMutableBinding ( N, V, S ) 1. Let bindingObject be envRec.[[BindingObject]]. 2. Let stillExists be ? HasProperty(bindingObject, N). 3. If stillExists is false and S is true, throw a ReferenceError exception. ... flags: [noStrict] features: [Symbol.unscopables] --- 1024 -
set-mutable-binding-binding-deleted-in-get-unscopables.js --- esid: sec-object-environment-records-setmutablebinding-n-v-s description: > Binding deleted when retrieving unscopables. info: | 9.1.1.2.5 SetMutableBinding ( N, V, S ) 1. Let bindingObject be envRec.[[BindingObject]]. 2. Let stillExists be ? HasProperty(bindingObject, N). 3. If stillExists is false and S is true, throw a ReferenceError exception. 4. Perform ? Set(bindingObject, N, V, S). ... flags: [noStrict] features: [Symbol.unscopables] includes: [propertyHelper.js] --- 1041 -
set-mutable-binding-binding-deleted-with-typed-array-in-proto-chain-strict-mode.js --- esid: sec-object-environment-records-setmutablebinding-n-v-s description: > Typed Array index binding deleted from object. info: | 9.1.1.2.5 SetMutableBinding ( N, V, S ) 1. Let bindingObject be envRec.[[BindingObject]]. 2. Let stillExists be ? HasProperty(bindingObject, N). 3. If stillExists is false and S is true, throw a ReferenceError exception. ... flags: [noStrict] features: [TypedArray] --- 920 -
set-mutable-binding-binding-deleted-with-typed-array-in-proto-chain.js --- esid: sec-object-environment-records-setmutablebinding-n-v-s description: > Typed Array index binding deleted from object. info: | 9.1.1.2.5 SetMutableBinding ( N, V, S ) 1. Let bindingObject be envRec.[[BindingObject]]. 2. Let stillExists be ? HasProperty(bindingObject, N). 3. If stillExists is false and S is true, throw a ReferenceError exception. 4. Perform ? Set(bindingObject, N, V, S). flags: [noStrict] features: [TypedArray] --- 887 -
set-mutable-binding-idref-compound-assign-with-proxy-env.js --- esid: sec-object-environment-records-setmutablebinding-n-v-s description: > Lookups in proxy binding object for identifier reference. info: | 9.1.1.2.1 HasBinding ( N ) 1. Let bindingObject be envRec.[[BindingObject]]. 2. Let foundBinding be ? HasProperty(bindingObject, N). 3. If foundBinding is false, return false. ... 5. Let unscopables be ? Get(bindingObject, %Symbol.unscopables%). ... 7. Return true. 9.1.1.2.6 GetBindingValue ( N, S ) 1. Let bindingObject be envRec.[[BindingObject]]. 2. Let value be ? HasProperty(bindingObject, N). 3. If value is false, then a. If S is false, return undefined; otherwise throw a ReferenceError exception. 4. Return ? Get(bindingObject, N). 9.1.1.2.5 SetMutableBinding ( N, V, S ) 1. Let bindingObject be envRec.[[BindingObject]]. 2. Let stillExists be ? HasProperty(bindingObject, N). ... 4. Perform ? Set(bindingObject, N, V, S). ... 10.1.9.2 OrdinarySetWithOwnDescriptor ( O, P, V, Receiver, ownDesc ) ... 2. If IsDataDescriptor(ownDesc) is true, then ... c. Let existingDescriptor be ? Receiver.[[GetOwnProperty]](P). d. If existingDescriptor is not undefined, then ... iv. Return ? Receiver.[[DefineOwnProperty]](P, valueDesc). ... features: [Proxy, Reflect] flags: [noStrict] includes: [compareArray.js, proxyTrapsHelper.js] --- 2643 -
set-mutable-binding-idref-with-proxy-env.js --- esid: sec-object-environment-records-setmutablebinding-n-v-s description: > Lookups in proxy binding object for identifier reference. info: | 9.1.1.2.1 HasBinding ( N ) 1. Let bindingObject be envRec.[[BindingObject]]. 2. Let foundBinding be ? HasProperty(bindingObject, N). 3. If foundBinding is false, return false. ... 5. Let unscopables be ? Get(bindingObject, %Symbol.unscopables%). ... 7. Return true. 9.1.1.2.5 SetMutableBinding ( N, V, S ) 1. Let bindingObject be envRec.[[BindingObject]]. 2. Let stillExists be ? HasProperty(bindingObject, N). ... 4. Perform ? Set(bindingObject, N, V, S). ... 10.1.9.2 OrdinarySetWithOwnDescriptor ( O, P, V, Receiver, ownDesc ) ... 2. If IsDataDescriptor(ownDesc) is true, then ... c. Let existingDescriptor be ? Receiver.[[GetOwnProperty]](P). d. If existingDescriptor is not undefined, then ... iv. Return ? Receiver.[[DefineOwnProperty]](P, valueDesc). ... features: [Proxy, Reflect] flags: [noStrict] includes: [compareArray.js, proxyTrapsHelper.js] --- 2256 -
shell.js --- description: | Used to assert the correctness of object behavior in the presence and context of Proxy objects. defines: [allowProxyTraps] --- 1810 -
strict-fn-decl-nested-1.js --- es5id: 12.10.1-2-s description: > with statement in strict mode throws SyntaxError (nested function where container is strict) negative: phase: parse type: SyntaxError flags: [noStrict] --- 482 -
strict-fn-decl-nested-2.js --- es5id: 12.10.1-3-s description: > with statement in strict mode throws SyntaxError (nested strict function) negative: phase: parse type: SyntaxError flags: [noStrict] --- 463 -
strict-fn-decl.js --- es5id: 12.10.1-1-s description: with statement in strict mode throws SyntaxError (strict function) flags: [noStrict] negative: phase: parse type: SyntaxError --- 423 -
strict-fn-expr-strict.js --- es5id: 12.10.1-7-s description: > with statement in strict mode throws SyntaxError (function expression) negative: phase: parse type: SyntaxError flags: [onlyStrict] --- 441 -
strict-fn-method-strict.js --- es5id: 12.10.1-14-s description: > Strict Mode - SyntaxError is thrown when the getter of a literal object utilizes WithStatement negative: phase: parse type: SyntaxError flags: [onlyStrict] --- 448 -
strict-script-strict.js --- es5id: 12.10.1-11-s description: > Strict Mode - SyntaxError is thrown when using WithStatement in strict mode code negative: phase: parse type: SyntaxError flags: [onlyStrict] --- 411 -
unscopables-get-err.js --- esid: sec-getidentifierreference es6id: 8.1.2.1 description: > Behavior when accessing `Symbol.unscopables` property value throws an error info: | [...] 2. Let envRec be lex's EnvironmentRecord. 3. Let exists be ? envRec.HasBinding(name). 8.1.1.2.1 HasBinding [...] 5. If the withEnvironment flag of envRec is false, return true. 6. Let unscopables be ? Get(bindings, @@unscopables). 13.11.7 (The `with` Statement) Runtime Semantics: Evaluation [...] 5. Set the withEnvironment flag of newEnv’s EnvironmentRecord to true. [...] flags: [noStrict] features: [Symbol.unscopables] --- 967 -
unscopables-inc-dec.js --- esid: sec-object-environment-records-hasbinding-n description: > @@unscopables should be looked up exactly once for inc/dec. info: | UpdateExpression : LeftHandSideExpression ++ 1. Let lhs be the result of evaluating LeftHandSideExpression. GetIdentifierReference ( lex, name, strict ) [...] 3. Let exists be ? envRec.HasBinding(name). HasBinding ( N ) [...] 6. Let unscopables be ? Get(bindings, @@unscopables). flags: [noStrict] features: [Symbol.unscopables] --- 1370 -
unscopables-not-referenced-for-undef.js --- esid: sec-getidentifierreference es6id: 8.1.2.1 description: > `Symbol.unscopables` is not referenced when environment record does not have requested property info: | [...] 2. Let envRec be lex's EnvironmentRecord. 3. Let exists be ? envRec.HasBinding(name). 8.1.1.2.1 HasBinding 1. Let envRec be the object Environment Record for which the method was invoked. 2. Let bindings be the binding object for envRec. 3. Let foundBinding be ? HasProperty(bindings, N). 4. If foundBinding is false, return false. 13.11.7 (The `with` Statement) Runtime Semantics: Evaluation [...] 5. Set the withEnvironment flag of newEnv’s EnvironmentRecord to true. [...] flags: [noStrict] features: [Symbol.unscopables] --- 1092 -
unscopables-prop-get-err.js --- esid: sec-getidentifierreference es6id: 8.1.2.1 description: > Behavior when accessing property of `Symbol.unscopables` property throws an error info: | [...] 2. Let envRec be lex's EnvironmentRecord. 3. Let exists be ? envRec.HasBinding(name). 8.1.1.2.1 HasBinding [...] 5. If the withEnvironment flag of envRec is false, return true. 6. Let unscopables be ? Get(bindings, @@unscopables). 7. If Type(unscopables) is Object, then a. Let blocked be ToBoolean(? Get(unscopables, N)). b. If blocked is true, return false. 13.11.7 (The `with` Statement) Runtime Semantics: Evaluation [...] 5. Set the withEnvironment flag of newEnv’s EnvironmentRecord to true. [...] flags: [noStrict] features: [Symbol.unscopables] --- 1152 -