Calling a generator function returns a generator object

test/mjsunit/harmony/generators-objects.js

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   function* g4() { var x = 10; yield 1; return x; }
   // Temporary variable context allocation
   function* g5(l) { "use strict"; yield 1; for (let x in l) { yield x; } }
 
   g1();
   g2();
   g3();
   g4();
   g5(["foo"]);
 }
+TestContextAllocation();
 

[Michael Starzinger, 2013/04/11 19:17:39]

nit: Add a second empty newline between the two tests.

[wingo, 2013/04/12 10:50:17]

Done.

-TestContextAllocation();
+// Test the properties and prototype of a generator object.
+function TestGeneratorObject() {
+  function* g() { yield 1; }
+
+  var iter = g();
+  assertSame(g.prototype, Object.getPrototypeOf(iter));
+  assertTrue(iter instanceof g);
+  assertEquals([], Object.getOwnPropertyNames(iter));
+  assertTrue(iter !== g());
+
+  // g() is the same as new g().
+  iter = new g();
+  assertSame(g.prototype, Object.getPrototypeOf(iter));
+  assertTrue(iter instanceof g);
+  assertEquals([], Object.getOwnPropertyNames(iter));
+  assertTrue(iter !== new g());
+}
+TestGeneratorObject();