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+// Copyright 2015 the V8 project authors. All rights reserved. |
+// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be |
+// found in the LICENSE file. |
+ |
+// Flags: --harmony-proxies --harmony-reflect |
+ |
+var target = { |
+ "target_one": 1 |
+}; |
+target.__proto__ = { |
+ "target_proto_two": 2 |
+}; |
+var handler = { |
+ ownKeys: function(target) { |
+ return ["foo", "bar"]; |
+ } |
+} |
+ |
+var proxy = new Proxy(target, handler); |
+ |
+// Simple case. |
+assertEquals(["foo", "bar"], Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)); |
+ |
+// Test interesting steps of the algorithm: |
+ |
+// Step 6: Fall through to target.[[OwnPropertyKeys]] if the trap is undefined. |
+handler.ownKeys = undefined; |
+assertEquals(["target_one"], Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)); |
+ |
+// Step 7: Throwing traps don't crash. |
+handler.ownKeys = function(target) { throw 1; }; |
+assertThrows("Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)"); |
+ |
+// Step 8: CreateListFromArrayLike error cases: |
+// Returning a non-Object throws. |
+var keys = 1; |
+handler.ownKeys = function(target) { return keys; }; |
+assertThrows("Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)", TypeError); |
+keys = "string"; |
+assertThrows("Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)", TypeError); |
+keys = Symbol("foo"); |
+assertThrows("Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)", TypeError); |
+keys = null; |
+assertThrows("Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)", TypeError); |
+ |
+// "length" property is honored. |
+keys = { 0: "a", 1: "b", 2: "c" }; |
+keys.length = 0; |
+assertEquals([], Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)); |
+keys.length = 1; |
+assertEquals(["a"], Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)); |
+keys.length = 3; |
+assertEquals(["a", "b", "c"], Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)); |
+// The spec wants to allow lengths up to 2^53, but we can't allocate arrays |
+// of that size, so we throw even for smaller values. |
+keys.length = Math.pow(2, 33); |
+assertThrows("Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)", RangeError); |
+ |
+// Non-Name results throw. |
+keys = [1]; |
+assertThrows("Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)", TypeError); |
+keys = [{}]; |
+assertThrows("Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)", TypeError); |
+keys = [{toString: function() { return "foo"; }}]; |
+assertThrows("Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)", TypeError); |
+keys = [null]; |
+assertThrows("Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)", TypeError); |
+ |
+// Step 17a: The trap result must include all non-configurable keys. |
+Object.defineProperty(target, "nonconf", {value: 1, configurable: false}); |
+keys = ["foo"]; |
+assertThrows("Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)", TypeError); |
+keys = ["nonconf"]; |
+assertEquals(keys, Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)); |
+ |
+// Step 19a: The trap result must all keys of a non-extensible target. |
+Object.freeze(target); |
+assertThrows("Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)", TypeError); |
+keys = ["nonconf", "target_one"]; |
+assertEquals(keys, Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)); |
+ |
+// Step 20: The trap result must not add keys to a non-extensible target. |
+keys = ["nonconf", "target_one", "fantasy"]; |
+assertThrows("Reflect.ownKeys(proxy)", TypeError); |