Index: test/webkit/for-in-var-scope.js |
diff --git a/test/webkit/concat-while-having-a-bad-time.js b/test/webkit/for-in-var-scope.js |
similarity index 71% |
copy from test/webkit/concat-while-having-a-bad-time.js |
copy to test/webkit/for-in-var-scope.js |
index dfda1e08a0b36194b787a44ee12a9693acd8aeaf..7ac8e04a8748cd2d631ba36cd20c95b164e3561c 100644 |
--- a/test/webkit/concat-while-having-a-bad-time.js |
+++ b/test/webkit/for-in-var-scope.js |
@@ -22,10 +22,21 @@ |
// SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. |
description( |
-"Tests the behavior of Array.prototype.concat while the array is having a bad time due to one of the elements we are concatenating." |
+"This tests that for/in statements properly scope a variable that's declared in one. " |
++ "In previous versions of JavaScriptCore there were two bugs that caused problems. " |
++ "First, the loop variable declaration would not be processed. " |
++ "Second, the code to set the loop variable would incorrectly walk the scope chain even after setting the loop variable." |
); |
-Object.defineProperty(Array.prototype, 0, { writable: false }); |
-shouldBe("[42].concat()", "[42]"); |
+var i = "start i"; |
+var j = "start j"; |
+function func() { |
+ var object = new Object; |
+ object.propName = "propValue"; |
+ for (var i in object) { j = i; } |
+} |
+func(); |
+shouldBe("i", "'start i'"); |
+shouldBe("j", "'propName'"); |