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| 28 // Test that redefining the 'prototype' property of a function object | |
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rossberg
2011/12/19 16:47:44
Maybe test other magic properties of functions, to
Michael Starzinger
2011/12/20 08:50:16
Done. All other properties of function objects for
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| 29 // does actually set the internal value and does not screw up any | |
| 30 // shadowing between said property and the internal value. | |
| 31 | |
| 32 var f = function() {}; | |
| 33 | |
| 34 // Verify that normal assignment of 'prototype' property works properly | |
| 35 // and updates the internal value. | |
| 36 var x = { foo: 'bar' }; | |
| 37 f.prototype = x; | |
| 38 assertSame(f.prototype, x); | |
| 39 assertSame(f.prototype.foo, 'bar'); | |
| 40 assertSame(new f().foo, 'bar'); | |
| 41 | |
| 42 // Verify that 'prototype' behaves like a data property when it comes to | |
| 43 // redefining with Object.defineProperty() and the internal value gets | |
| 44 // updated. | |
| 45 var y = { foo: 'baz' }; | |
| 46 Object.defineProperty(f, 'prototype', { value: y, writable: true }); | |
| 47 assertSame(f.prototype, y); | |
| 48 assertSame(f.prototype.foo, 'baz'); | |
| 49 assertSame(new f().foo, 'baz'); | |
| 50 | |
| 51 // Verify that the previous redefinition didn't screw up callbacks and | |
| 52 // the internal value still gets updated. | |
| 53 var z = { foo: 'other' }; | |
| 54 f.prototype = z; | |
| 55 assertSame(f.prototype, z); | |
| 56 assertSame(f.prototype.foo, 'other'); | |
| 57 assertSame(new f().foo, 'other'); | |
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