Unify paren handling in (Pre)Parser::ParseExpressionOrLabelledStatement.

src/preparser.h

Index: src/preparser.h
diff --git a/src/preparser.h b/src/preparser.h
index d0c7e3e198f8eb4e2f417f0b1f5b74ace00ad45a..3a68bed6c9f8e23769fe258735d7831a98fc40f3 100644
--- a/src/preparser.h
+++ b/src/preparser.h
@@ -347,8 +347,6 @@ class PreParser : public ParserBase {
   // if bit 1 is set, it's a string literal.
   // If neither is set, it's no particular type, and both set isn't
   // use yet.
-  // Bit 2 is used to mark the expression as being parenthesized,
-  // so "(foo)" isn't recognized as a pure identifier (and possible label).
   class Expression {
    public:
     static Expression Default() {
@@ -389,21 +387,8 @@ class PreParser : public ParserBase {
           static_cast<PreParser::Identifier::Type>(code_ >> kIdentifierShift));
     }
 
-    bool IsParenthesized() {
-      // If bit 0 or 1 is set, we interpret bit 2 as meaning parenthesized.
-      return (code_ & 7) > 4;
-    }
-
-    bool IsRawIdentifier() {
-      return !IsParenthesized() && IsIdentifier();
-    }
-
     bool IsStringLiteral() { return (code_ & kStringLiteralFlag) != 0; }
 
-    bool IsRawStringLiteral() {
-      return !IsParenthesized() && IsStringLiteral();
-    }
-
     bool IsUseStrictLiteral() {
       return (code_ & kStringLiteralMask) == kUseStrictString;
     }
@@ -420,27 +405,10 @@ class PreParser : public ParserBase {
       return code_ == kStrictFunctionExpression;
     }
 
-    Expression Parenthesize() {
-      int type = code_ & 3;
-      if (type != 0) {
-        // Identifiers and string literals can be parenthesized.
-        // They no longer work as labels or directive prologues,
-        // but are still recognized in other contexts.
-        return Expression(code_ | kParenthesizedExpressionFlag);
-      }
-      // For other types of expressions, it's not important to remember
-      // the parentheses.
-      return *this;
-    }
-
    private:
     // First two/three bits are used as flags.
     // Bit 0 and 1 represent identifiers or strings literals, and are
     // mutually exclusive, but can both be absent.
-    // If bit 0 or 1 are set, bit 2 marks that the expression has
-    // been wrapped in parentheses (a string literal can no longer
-    // be a directive prologue, and an identifier can no longer be
-    // a label.
     enum  {
       kUnknownExpression = 0,
       // Identifiers
@@ -452,9 +420,6 @@ class PreParser : public ParserBase {
       kUseStrictString = kStringLiteralFlag | 8,
       kStringLiteralMask = kUseStrictString,
 
-      // Only if identifier or string literal.
-      kParenthesizedExpressionFlag = 4,
-
       // Below here applies if neither identifier nor string literal.
       kThisExpression = 4,
       kThisPropertyExpression = 8,
@@ -480,13 +445,11 @@ class PreParser : public ParserBase {
     // Preserves being an unparenthesized string literal, possibly
     // "use strict".
     static Statement ExpressionStatement(Expression expression) {
-      if (!expression.IsParenthesized()) {
-        if (expression.IsUseStrictLiteral()) {
-          return Statement(kUseStrictExpressionStatement);
-        }
-        if (expression.IsStringLiteral()) {
-          return Statement(kStringLiteralExpressionStatement);
-        }
+      if (expression.IsUseStrictLiteral()) {
+        return Statement(kUseStrictExpressionStatement);
+      }
+      if (expression.IsStringLiteral()) {
+        return Statement(kStringLiteralExpressionStatement);
       }
       return Default();
     }