Fix plot script.

test/mjsunit/tools/profviz.js

Index: test/mjsunit/tools/profviz.js
diff --git a/test/mjsunit/getter-in-prototype.js b/test/mjsunit/tools/profviz.js
similarity index 52%
copy from test/mjsunit/getter-in-prototype.js
copy to test/mjsunit/tools/profviz.js
index 01a3473ba9ea047aa1972eb383ef75836b8becb3..3a14f4e6beb00fd45d1e9b68686a20290474a967 100644
--- a/test/mjsunit/getter-in-prototype.js
+++ b/test/mjsunit/tools/profviz.js
@@ -25,54 +25,59 @@
 // (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE
 // OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
 
-// Test that exceptions are not thrown when setting properties on object
-// that have only a getter in a prototype object, except when we are in strict
-// mode where exceptsions should be thrown.
+// Load implementations from <project root>/tools.
+// Files: tools/csvparser.js tools/splaytree.js tools/codemap.js
+// Files: tools/consarray.js tools/profile.js tools/profile_view.js
+// Files: tools/logreader.js tools/tickprocessor.js
+// Files: tools/profviz/composer.js
+// Env: TEST_FILE_NAME
 
-var o = {};
-var p = {};
-p.__defineGetter__('x', function(){});
-p.__defineGetter__(0, function(){});
-o.__proto__ = p;
+assertEquals('string', typeof TEST_FILE_NAME);
+var path_length = TEST_FILE_NAME.lastIndexOf('/');
+if (path_length == -1) {
+  path_length = TEST_FILE_NAME.lastIndexOf('\\');
+}
+assertTrue(path_length != -1);
 
-assertDoesNotThrow("o.x = 42");
-assertDoesNotThrow("o[0] = 42");
+var path = TEST_FILE_NAME.substr(0, path_length + 1);
+var input_file = path + "profviz-test.log";
+var reference_file = path + "profviz-test.default";
 
-assertThrows(function() { 'use strict'; o.x = 42; });
-assertThrows(function() { 'use strict'; o[0] = 42; });
+var content_lines = read(input_file).split("\n");
+var line_cursor = 0;
+var output_lines = [];
 
-function f() {
-  with(o) {
-    x = 42;
-  }
+function input() {
+  return content_lines[line_cursor++];
 }
 
-assertDoesNotThrow(f);
-
-__proto__ = p;
-function g() {
-  eval('1');
-  x = 42;
+function output(line) {
+  output_lines.push(line);
 }
 
-function g_strict() {
-  'use strict';
-  eval('1');
-  x = 42;
+function set_range(start, end) {
+  range_start = start;
+  range_end = end;
 }
 
-assertDoesNotThrow(g);
-assertThrows(g_strict);
+var distortion = 4500 / 1000000;
+var resx = 1600;
+var resy = 600;
 
-__proto__ = p;
-function g2() {
-  this[0] = 42;
-}
+var psc = new PlotScriptComposer(resx, resy);
+psc.collectData(input, distortion);
+psc.findPlotRange(undefined, undefined, set_range);
+var objects = psc.assembleOutput(output);
 
-function g2_strict() {
-  'use strict';
-  this[0] = 42;
-}
+output("# start: " + range_start);
+output("# end: " + range_end);
+output("# objects: " + objects);

[Hannes Payer (out of office), 2013/07/10 07:37:24]

would it make sense to assert on expected values for start, end, and objects?

+
+var create_baseline = false;
 
-assertDoesNotThrow(g2);
-assertThrows(g2_strict);
+if (create_baseline) {

[Hannes Payer (out of office), 2013/07/10 07:31:50]

looks like create_baseline is always false? or is there some js voodoo going on
:-)

+  print(JSON.stringify(output_lines, null, 2));
+} else {
+  assertArrayEquals(output_lines,
+                    JSON.parse(read(reference_file)));
+}