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target="_blank">Mozilla Bug 771429</a>
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/** Test for Bug 771429 **/
function f() {}
function g() { return this; }
function h() { "use strict"; return this; }
function ctor() { this.x = 1; }
f.x = 2;
f.g = g;
function test(freshCompartment) {
var s = new Cu.Sandbox(window, {
sandboxPrototype: window,
freshCompartment,
});
try {
is(Cu.evalInSandbox('g()', s), window,
"Should get window as this object of non-strict global function");
is(Cu.evalInSandbox('h()', s), undefined,
"Should get undefined as this object of strict global function");
is(Cu.evalInSandbox('f.x', s), 2,
"Should have gotten the right thing back");
if (freshCompartment) {
is(Cu.evalInSandbox('f.g()', s), f,
"Should have the right function object");
} else {
// In the same-compartment case we don't go through a compartment
// boundary so when we call f.g() we don't unwrap the "callable
// proxy" around f and the test above fails. We accept this slight
// difference in behavior and assert a weaker invariant.
is(Cu.evalInSandbox('f.g()', s).toString(), f.toString(),
"Should have the right function object");
}
is(Cu.evalInSandbox('var x = { z: 7 }; g.call(x).z', s), 7,
"Should not rebind calls that are already bound");
// And test what happens when we use the normal Function.prototype.call
// on g instead of whatever our proxies happen to return.
is(Cu.evalInSandbox('var x = { z: 7 }; Function.prototype.call.call(g, x).z', s), 7,
"Should not rebind calls that are already bound");
is(Cu.evalInSandbox('new ctor();', s).x, 1,
"Should get a properly constructed object out of the sandbox");
} catch (e) {
ok(false, "Should not get an exception: " + e);
}
}
test(false);
test(true);
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