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28
29 import "package:expect/expect.dart";
30
31 void testEscape(str, regex) {
32 assertEquals("foo:bar:baz", str.split(regex).join(":"));
33 }
34
35 void assertEquals(actual, expected, [message]) =>
36 Expect.equals(actual, expected, message);
37 void assertTrue(actual, [message]) => Expect.isTrue(actual, message);
38 void assertFalse(actual, [message]) => Expect.isFalse(actual, message);
39 void assertThrows(fn) => Expect.throws(fn);
40
41 void main() {
42 testEscape("foo\nbar\nbaz", new RegExp(r"\n"));
43 testEscape("foo bar baz", new RegExp(r"\s"));
44 testEscape("foo\tbar\tbaz", new RegExp(r"\s"));
45 testEscape("foo-bar-baz", new RegExp(r"\u002D"));
46
47 // Test containing null char in regexp.
48 var s = '[' + new String.fromCharCode(0) + ']';
49 var re = new RegExp(s);
50 assertEquals(re.allMatches(s).length, 1);
51 assertEquals(re.stringMatch(s), new String.fromCharCode(0));
52
53 final _vmFrame = new RegExp(r'^#\d+\s+(\S.*) \((.+?):(\d+)(?::(\d+))?\)$');
54 final _traceLine =
55 "#0 Trace.Trace.parse (package:stack_trace/src/trace.dart:130:7)";
56 Expect.equals(_vmFrame.firstMatch(_traceLine).group(0), _traceLine);
57
58 // Test the UTF16 case insensitive comparison.
59 re = new RegExp(r"x(a)\1x", caseSensitive: false);
60 Expect.equals(re.firstMatch("xaAx\u1234").group(0), "xaAx");
61
62 // Test strings containing all line separators
63 s = 'aA\nbB\rcC\r\ndD\u2028eE\u2029fF';
64 // any non-newline character at the beginning of a line
65 re = new RegExp(r"^.", multiLine: true);
66 var result = re.allMatches(s).toList();
67 assertEquals(result.length, 6);
68 assertEquals(result[0][0], 'a');
69 assertEquals(result[1][0], 'b');
70 assertEquals(result[2][0], 'c');
71 assertEquals(result[3][0], 'd');
72 assertEquals(result[4][0], 'e');
73 assertEquals(result[5][0], 'f');
74
75 // any non-newline character at the end of a line
76 re = new RegExp(r".$", multiLine: true);
77 result = re.allMatches(s).toList();
78 assertEquals(result.length, 6);
79 assertEquals(result[0][0], 'A');
80 assertEquals(result[1][0], 'B');
81 assertEquals(result[2][0], 'C');
82 assertEquals(result[3][0], 'D');
83 assertEquals(result[4][0], 'E');
84 assertEquals(result[5][0], 'F');
85
86 // *any* character at the beginning of a line
87 re = new RegExp(r"^[^]", multiLine: true);
88 result = re.allMatches(s).toList();
89 assertEquals(result.length, 7);
90 assertEquals(result[0][0], 'a');
91 assertEquals(result[1][0], 'b');
92 assertEquals(result[2][0], 'c');
93 assertEquals(result[3][0], '\n');
94 assertEquals(result[4][0], 'd');
95 assertEquals(result[5][0], 'e');
96 assertEquals(result[6][0], 'f');
97
98 // *any* character at the end of a line
99 re = new RegExp(r"[^]$", multiLine: true);
100 result = re.allMatches(s).toList();
101 assertEquals(result.length, 7);
102 assertEquals(result[0][0], 'A');
103 assertEquals(result[1][0], 'B');
104 assertEquals(result[2][0], 'C');
105 assertEquals(result[3][0], '\r');
106 assertEquals(result[4][0], 'D');
107 assertEquals(result[5][0], 'E');
108 assertEquals(result[6][0], 'F');
109
110 // Some tests from the Mozilla tests, where our behavior used to differ
111 // from SpiderMonkey.
112 // From ecma_3/RegExp/regress-334158.js
113 assertTrue("\x01".contains(new RegExp(r"\ca")));
114 assertFalse("\\ca".contains(new RegExp(r"\ca")));
115 assertFalse("ca".contains(new RegExp(r"\ca")));
116 assertTrue("\\ca".contains(new RegExp(r"\c[a/]")));
117 assertTrue("\\c/".contains(new RegExp(r"\c[a/]")));
118
119 // Test \c in character class
120 re = r"^[\cM]$";
121 assertTrue("\r".contains(new RegExp(re)));
122 assertFalse("M".contains(new RegExp(re)));
123 assertFalse("c".contains(new RegExp(re)));
124 assertFalse("\\".contains(new RegExp(re)));
125 assertFalse("\x03".contains(new RegExp(re))); // I.e., read as \cc
126
127 re = r"^[\c]]$";
128 assertTrue("c]".contains(new RegExp(re)));
129 assertTrue("\\]".contains(new RegExp(re)));
130 assertFalse("\x1d".contains(new RegExp(re))); // ']' & 0x1f
131 assertFalse("\x03]".contains(new RegExp(re))); // I.e., read as \cc
132
133 // Digit control characters are masked in character classes.
134 re = r"^[\c1]$";
135 assertTrue("\x11".contains(new RegExp(re)));
136 assertFalse("\\".contains(new RegExp(re)));
137 assertFalse("c".contains(new RegExp(re)));
138 assertFalse("1".contains(new RegExp(re)));
139
140 // Underscore control character is masked in character classes.
141 re = r"^[\c_]$";
142 assertTrue("\x1f".contains(new RegExp(re)));
143 assertFalse("\\".contains(new RegExp(re)));
144 assertFalse("c".contains(new RegExp(re)));
145 assertFalse("_".contains(new RegExp(re)));
146
147 re = r"^[\c$]$"; // Other characters are interpreted literally.
148 assertFalse("\x04".contains(new RegExp(re)));
149 assertTrue("\\".contains(new RegExp(re)));
150 assertTrue("c".contains(new RegExp(re)));
151 assertTrue(r"$".contains(new RegExp(re)));
152
153 assertTrue("Z[\\cde".contains(new RegExp(r"^[Z-\c-e]*$")));
154
155 // Test that we handle \s and \S correctly on special Unicode characters.
156 re = r"\s";
157 assertTrue("\u2028".contains(new RegExp(re)));
158 assertTrue("\u2029".contains(new RegExp(re)));
159 assertTrue("\uFEFF".contains(new RegExp(re)));
160
161 re = r"\S";
162 assertFalse("\u2028".contains(new RegExp(re)));
163 assertFalse("\u2029".contains(new RegExp(re)));
164 assertFalse("\uFEFF".contains(new RegExp(re)));
165
166 // Test that we handle \s and \S correctly inside some bizarre
167 // character classes.
168 re = r"[\s-:]";
169 assertTrue('-'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
170 assertTrue(':'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
171 assertTrue(' '.contains(new RegExp(re)));
172 assertTrue('\t'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
173 assertTrue('\n'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
174 assertFalse('a'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
175 assertFalse('Z'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
176
177 re = r"[\S-:]";
178 assertTrue('-'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
179 assertTrue(':'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
180 assertFalse(' '.contains(new RegExp(re)));
181 assertFalse('\t'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
182 assertFalse('\n'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
183 assertTrue('a'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
184 assertTrue('Z'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
185
186 re = r"[^\s-:]";
187 assertFalse('-'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
188 assertFalse(':'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
189 assertFalse(' '.contains(new RegExp(re)));
190 assertFalse('\t'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
191 assertFalse('\n'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
192 assertTrue('a'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
193 assertTrue('Z'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
194
195 re = r"[^\S-:]";
196 assertFalse('-'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
197 assertFalse(':'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
198 assertTrue(' '.contains(new RegExp(re)));
199 assertTrue('\t'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
200 assertTrue('\n'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
201 assertFalse('a'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
202 assertFalse('Z'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
203
204 re = r"[\s]";
205 assertFalse('-'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
206 assertFalse(':'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
207 assertTrue(' '.contains(new RegExp(re)));
208 assertTrue('\t'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
209 assertTrue('\n'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
210 assertFalse('a'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
211 assertFalse('Z'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
212
213 re = r"[^\s]";
214 assertTrue('-'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
215 assertTrue(':'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
216 assertFalse(' '.contains(new RegExp(re)));
217 assertFalse('\t'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
218 assertFalse('\n'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
219 assertTrue('a'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
220 assertTrue('Z'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
221
222 re = r"[\S]";
223 assertTrue('-'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
224 assertTrue(':'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
225 assertFalse(' '.contains(new RegExp(re)));
226 assertFalse('\t'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
227 assertFalse('\n'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
228 assertTrue('a'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
229 assertTrue('Z'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
230
231 re = r"[^\S]";
232 assertFalse('-'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
233 assertFalse(':'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
234 assertTrue(' '.contains(new RegExp(re)));
235 assertTrue('\t'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
236 assertTrue('\n'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
237 assertFalse('a'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
238 assertFalse('Z'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
239
240 re = r"[\s\S]";
241 assertTrue('-'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
242 assertTrue(':'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
243 assertTrue(' '.contains(new RegExp(re)));
244 assertTrue('\t'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
245 assertTrue('\n'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
246 assertTrue('a'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
247 assertTrue('Z'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
248
249 re = r"[^\s\S]";
250 assertFalse('-'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
251 assertFalse(':'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
252 assertFalse(' '.contains(new RegExp(re)));
253 assertFalse('\t'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
254 assertFalse('\n'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
255 assertFalse('a'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
256 assertFalse('Z'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
257
258 // First - is treated as range operator, second as literal minus.
259 // This follows the specification in parsing, but doesn't throw on
260 // the \s at the beginning of the range.
261 re = r"[\s-0-9]";
262 assertTrue(' '.contains(new RegExp(re)));
263 assertTrue('\xA0'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
264 assertTrue('-'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
265 assertTrue('0'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
266 assertTrue('9'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
267 assertFalse('1'.contains(new RegExp(re)));
268
269 // Test beginning and end of line assertions with or without the
270 // multiline flag.
271 re = r"^\d+";
272 assertFalse("asdf\n123".contains(new RegExp(re)));
273 re = new RegExp(r"^\d+", multiLine: true);
274 assertTrue("asdf\n123".contains(re));
275
276 re = r"\d+$";
277 assertFalse("123\nasdf".contains(new RegExp(re)));
278 re = new RegExp(r"\d+$", multiLine: true);
279 assertTrue("123\nasdf".contains(re));
280
281 // Test that empty matches are handled correctly for multiline global
282 // regexps.
283 re = new RegExp(r"^(.*)", multiLine: true);
284 assertEquals(3, re.allMatches("a\n\rb").length);
285 assertEquals("*a\n*b\r*c\n*\r*d\r*\n*e",
286 "a\nb\rc\n\rd\r\ne".replaceAllMapped(re, (Match m) => "*${m.group(1)}"));
287
288 // Test that empty matches advance one character
289 re = new RegExp("");
290 assertEquals("xAx", "A".replaceAll(re, "x"));
291 assertEquals(3, new String.fromCharCode(161).replaceAll(re, "x").length);
292
293 // Check for lazy RegExp literal creation
294 lazyLiteral(doit) {
295 if (doit)
296 return "".replaceAll(new RegExp(r"foo(", caseSensitive: false), "");
297 return true;
298 }
299
300 assertTrue(lazyLiteral(false));
301 assertThrows(() => lazyLiteral(true));
302
303 // Check $01 and $10
304 re = new RegExp("(.)(.)(.)(.)(.)(.)(.)(.)(.)(.)");
305 assertEquals(
306 "t", "123456789t".replaceAllMapped(re, (Match m) => m.group(10)));
307 assertEquals(
308 "15", "123456789t".replaceAllMapped(re, (Match m) => "${m.group(1)}5"));
309 assertEquals("1", "123456789t".replaceAllMapped(re, (Match m) => m.group(1)));
310
311 assertFalse("football".contains(new RegExp(r"()foo$\1")), "football1");
312 assertFalse("football".contains(new RegExp(r"foo$(?=ball)")), "football2");
313 assertFalse("football".contains(new RegExp(r"foo$(?!bar)")), "football3");
314 assertTrue("foo".contains(new RegExp(r"()foo$\1")), "football4");
315 assertTrue("foo".contains(new RegExp(r"foo$(?=(ball)?)")), "football5");
316 assertTrue("foo".contains(new RegExp(r"()foo$(?!bar)")), "football6");
317 assertFalse("football".contains(new RegExp(r"(x?)foo$\1")), "football7");
318 assertFalse("football".contains(new RegExp(r"foo$(?=ball)")), "football8");
319 assertFalse("football".contains(new RegExp(r"foo$(?!bar)")), "football9");
320 assertTrue("foo".contains(new RegExp(r"(x?)foo$\1")), "football10");
321 assertTrue("foo".contains(new RegExp(r"foo$(?=(ball)?)")), "football11");
322 assertTrue("foo".contains(new RegExp(r"foo$(?!bar)")), "football12");
323
324 // Check that the back reference has two successors. See
325 // BackReferenceNode::PropagateForward.
326 assertFalse('foo'.contains(new RegExp(r"f(o)\b\1")));
327 assertTrue('foo'.contains(new RegExp(r"f(o)\B\1")));
328
329 // Back-reference, ignore case:
330 // ASCII
331 assertEquals(
332 "a",
333 new RegExp(r"x(a)\1x", caseSensitive: false).firstMatch("xaAx").group(1),
334 "backref-ASCII");
335 assertFalse("xaaaaa".contains(new RegExp(r"x(...)\1", caseSensitive: false)),
336 "backref-ASCII-short");
337 assertTrue("xx".contains(new RegExp(r"x((?:))\1\1x", caseSensitive: false)),
338 "backref-ASCII-empty");
339 assertTrue(
340 "xabcx".contains(new RegExp(r"x(?:...|(...))\1x", caseSensitive: false)),
341 "backref-ASCII-uncaptured");
342 assertTrue(
343 "xabcABCx"
344 .contains(new RegExp(r"x(?:...|(...))\1x", caseSensitive: false)),
345 "backref-ASCII-backtrack");
346 assertEquals(
347 "aBc",
348 new RegExp(r"x(...)\1\1x", caseSensitive: false)
349 .firstMatch("xaBcAbCABCx")
350 .group(1),
351 "backref-ASCII-twice");
352
353 for (var i = 0; i < 128; i++) {
354 var testName = "backref-ASCII-char-$i,,${i^0x20}";
355 var test = new String.fromCharCodes([i, i ^ 0x20])
356 .contains(new RegExp(r"^(.)\1$", caseSensitive: false));
357 if (('A'.codeUnitAt(0) <= i && i <= 'Z'.codeUnitAt(0)) ||
358 ('a'.codeUnitAt(0) <= i && i <= 'z'.codeUnitAt(0))) {
359 assertTrue(test, testName);
360 } else {
361 assertFalse(test, testName);
362 }
363 }
364
365 assertFalse('foo'.contains(new RegExp(r"f(o)$\1")), "backref detects at_end");
366
367 // Check decimal escapes doesn't overflow.
368 // (Note: \214 is interpreted as octal).
369 assertEquals(
370 "\x8c7483648",
371 new RegExp(r"\2147483648").firstMatch("\x8c7483648").group(0),
372 "Overflow decimal escape");
373
374 // Check numbers in quantifiers doesn't overflow and doesn't throw on
375 // too large numbers.
376 assertFalse(
377 'b'.contains(
378 new RegExp(r"a{111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111}")),
379 "overlarge1");
380 assertFalse(
381 'b'.contains(
382 new RegExp(r"a{999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999}")),
383 "overlarge2");
384 assertFalse(
385 'b'.contains(
386 new RegExp(r"a{1,111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111}")),
387 "overlarge3");
388 assertFalse(
389 'b'.contains(
390 new RegExp(r"a{1,999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999}")),
391 "overlarge4");
392 assertFalse('b'.contains(new RegExp(r"a{2147483648}")), "overlarge5");
393 assertFalse('b'.contains(new RegExp(r"a{21474836471}")), "overlarge6");
394 assertFalse('b'.contains(new RegExp(r"a{1,2147483648}")), "overlarge7");
395 assertFalse('b'.contains(new RegExp(r"a{1,21474836471}")), "overlarge8");
396 assertFalse(
397 'b'.contains(new RegExp(r"a{2147483648,2147483648}")), "overlarge9");
398 assertFalse(
399 'b'.contains(new RegExp(r"a{21474836471,21474836471}")), "overlarge10");
400 assertFalse('b'.contains(new RegExp(r"a{2147483647}")), "overlarge11");
401 assertFalse('b'.contains(new RegExp(r"a{1,2147483647}")), "overlarge12");
402 assertTrue('a'.contains(new RegExp(r"a{1,2147483647}")), "overlarge13");
403 assertFalse(
404 'a'.contains(new RegExp(r"a{2147483647,2147483647}")), "overlarge14");
405
406 // Check that we don't read past the end of the string.
407 assertFalse('b'.contains(new RegExp(r"f")));
408 assertFalse('x'.contains(new RegExp(r"[abc]f")));
409 assertFalse('xa'.contains(new RegExp(r"[abc]f")));
410 assertFalse('x'.contains(new RegExp(r"[abc]<")));
411 assertFalse('xa'.contains(new RegExp(r"[abc]<")));
412 assertFalse('b'.contains(new RegExp(r"f", caseSensitive: false)));
413 assertFalse('x'.contains(new RegExp(r"[abc]f", caseSensitive: false)));
414 assertFalse('xa'.contains(new RegExp(r"[abc]f", caseSensitive: false)));
415 assertFalse('x'.contains(new RegExp(r"[abc]<", caseSensitive: false)));
416 assertFalse('xa'.contains(new RegExp(r"[abc]<", caseSensitive: false)));
417 assertFalse('x'.contains(new RegExp(r"f[abc]")));
418 assertFalse('xa'.contains(new RegExp(r"f[abc]")));
419 assertFalse('x'.contains(new RegExp(r"<[abc]")));
420 assertFalse('xa'.contains(new RegExp(r"<[abc]")));
421 assertFalse('x'.contains(new RegExp(r"f[abc]", caseSensitive: false)));
422 assertFalse('xa'.contains(new RegExp(r"f[abc]", caseSensitive: false)));
423 assertFalse('x'.contains(new RegExp(r"<[abc]", caseSensitive: false)));
424 assertFalse('xa'.contains(new RegExp(r"<[abc]", caseSensitive: false)));
425
426 // Test that merging of quick test masks gets it right.
427 assertFalse('x7%%y'.contains(new RegExp(r"x([0-7]%%x|[0-6]%%y)")), 'qt');
428 assertFalse(
429 'xy7%%%y'
430 .contains(new RegExp(r"()x\1(y([0-7]%%%x|[0-6]%%%y)|dkjasldkas)")),
431 'qt2');
432 assertFalse(
433 'xy%%%y'
434 .contains(new RegExp(r"()x\1(y([0-7]%%%x|[0-6]%%%y)|dkjasldkas)")),
435 'qt3');
436 assertFalse(
437 'xy7%%%y'.contains(new RegExp(r"()x\1y([0-7]%%%x|[0-6]%%%y)")), 'qt4');
438 assertFalse(
439 'xy%%%y'
440 .contains(new RegExp(r"()x\1(y([0-7]%%%x|[0-6]%%%y)|dkjasldkas)")),
441 'qt5');
442 assertFalse(
443 'xy7%%%y'.contains(new RegExp(r"()x\1y([0-7]%%%x|[0-6]%%%y)")), 'qt6');
444 assertFalse(
445 'xy7%%%y'.contains(new RegExp(r"xy([0-7]%%%x|[0-6]%%%y)")), 'qt7');
446 assertFalse('x7%%%y'.contains(new RegExp(r"x([0-7]%%%x|[0-6]%%%y)")), 'qt8');
447
448 // Don't hang on this one.
449 "".contains(new RegExp(r"[^\xfe-\xff]*"));
450
451 var longbuffer = new StringBuffer("a");
452 for (var i = 0; i < 100000; i++) {
453 longbuffer.write("a?");
454 }
455 var long = longbuffer.toString();
456
457 // Don't crash on this one, but maybe throw an exception.
458 try {
459 new RegExp(long).allMatches("a");
460 } catch (e) {
461 assertTrue(e.toString().indexOf("Stack overflow") >= 0, "overflow");
462 }
463
464 // Test boundary-checks.
465 void assertRegExpTest(re, input, test) {
466 assertEquals(
467 test, input.contains(new RegExp(re)), "test:" + re + ":" + input);
468 }
469
470 assertRegExpTest(r"b\b", "b", true);
471 assertRegExpTest(r"b\b$", "b", true);
472 assertRegExpTest(r"\bb", "b", true);
473 assertRegExpTest(r"^\bb", "b", true);
474 assertRegExpTest(r",\b", ",", false);
475 assertRegExpTest(r",\b$", ",", false);
476 assertRegExpTest(r"\b,", ",", false);
477 assertRegExpTest(r"^\b,", ",", false);
478
479 assertRegExpTest(r"b\B", "b", false);
480 assertRegExpTest(r"b\B$", "b", false);
481 assertRegExpTest(r"\Bb", "b", false);
482 assertRegExpTest(r"^\Bb", "b", false);
483 assertRegExpTest(r",\B", ",", true);
484 assertRegExpTest(r",\B$", ",", true);
485 assertRegExpTest(r"\B,", ",", true);
486 assertRegExpTest(r"^\B,", ",", true);
487
488 assertRegExpTest(r"b\b", "b,", true);
489 assertRegExpTest(r"b\b", "ba", false);
490 assertRegExpTest(r"b\B", "b,", false);
491 assertRegExpTest(r"b\B", "ba", true);
492
493 assertRegExpTest(r"b\Bb", "bb", true);
494 assertRegExpTest(r"b\bb", "bb", false);
495
496 assertRegExpTest(r"b\b[,b]", "bb", false);
497 assertRegExpTest(r"b\B[,b]", "bb", true);
498 assertRegExpTest(r"b\b[,b]", "b,", true);
499 assertRegExpTest(r"b\B[,b]", "b,", false);
500
501 assertRegExpTest(r"[,b]\bb", "bb", false);
502 assertRegExpTest(r"[,b]\Bb", "bb", true);
503 assertRegExpTest(r"[,b]\bb", ",b", true);
504 assertRegExpTest(r"[,b]\Bb", ",b", false);
505
506 assertRegExpTest(r"[,b]\b[,b]", "bb", false);
507 assertRegExpTest(r"[,b]\B[,b]", "bb", true);
508 assertRegExpTest(r"[,b]\b[,b]", ",b", true);
509 assertRegExpTest(r"[,b]\B[,b]", ",b", false);
510 assertRegExpTest(r"[,b]\b[,b]", "b,", true);
511 assertRegExpTest(r"[,b]\B[,b]", "b,", false);
512
513 // Skipped tests from V8:
514
515 // Test that caching of result doesn't share result objects.
516 // More iterations increases the chance of hitting a GC.
517
518 // Test that we perform the spec required conversions in the correct order.
519
520 // Check that properties of RegExp have the correct permissions.
521
522 // Check that end-anchored regexps are optimized correctly.
523 re = r"(?:a|bc)g$";
524 assertTrue("ag".contains(new RegExp(re)));
525 assertTrue("bcg".contains(new RegExp(re)));
526 assertTrue("abcg".contains(new RegExp(re)));
527 assertTrue("zimbag".contains(new RegExp(re)));
528 assertTrue("zimbcg".contains(new RegExp(re)));
529
530 assertFalse("g".contains(new RegExp(re)));
531 assertFalse("".contains(new RegExp(re)));
532
533 // Global regexp (non-zero start).
534 re = r"(?:a|bc)g$";
535 assertTrue("ag".contains(new RegExp(re)));
536 // Near start of string.
537 assertTrue(new RegExp(re).allMatches("zimbag", 1).isNotEmpty);
538 // At end of string.
539 assertTrue(new RegExp(re).allMatches("zimbag", 6).isEmpty);
540 // Near end of string.
541 assertTrue(new RegExp(re).allMatches("zimbag", 5).isEmpty);
542 assertTrue(new RegExp(re).allMatches("zimbag", 4).isNotEmpty);
543
544 // Anchored at both ends.
545 re = r"^(?:a|bc)g$";
546 assertTrue("ag".contains(new RegExp(re)));
547 assertTrue(new RegExp(re).allMatches("ag", 1).isEmpty);
548 assertTrue(new RegExp(re).allMatches("zag", 1).isEmpty);
549
550 // Long max_length of RegExp.
551 re = r"VeryLongRegExp!{1,1000}$";
552 assertTrue("BahoolaVeryLongRegExp!!!!!!".contains(new RegExp(re)));
553 assertFalse("VeryLongRegExp".contains(new RegExp(re)));
554 assertFalse("!".contains(new RegExp(re)));
555
556 // End anchor inside disjunction.
557 re = r"(?:a$|bc$)";
558 assertTrue("a".contains(new RegExp(re)));
559 assertTrue("bc".contains(new RegExp(re)));
560 assertTrue("abc".contains(new RegExp(re)));
561 assertTrue("zimzamzumba".contains(new RegExp(re)));
562 assertTrue("zimzamzumbc".contains(new RegExp(re)));
563 assertFalse("c".contains(new RegExp(re)));
564 assertFalse("".contains(new RegExp(re)));
565
566 // Only partially anchored.
567 re = r"(?:a|bc$)";
568 assertTrue("a".contains(new RegExp(re)));
569 assertTrue("bc".contains(new RegExp(re)));
570 assertEquals("a", new RegExp(re).firstMatch("abc").group(0));
571 assertEquals(4, new RegExp(re).firstMatch("zimzamzumba").start);
572 assertEquals("bc", new RegExp(re).firstMatch("zimzomzumbc").group(0));
573 assertFalse("c".contains(new RegExp(re)));
574 assertFalse("".contains(new RegExp(re)));
575
576 // Valid syntax in ES5.
577 re = new RegExp("(?:x)*");
578 re = new RegExp("(x)*");
579
580 // Syntax extension relative to ES5, for matching JSC (and ES3).
581 // Shouldn't throw.
582 re = new RegExp("(?=x)*");
583 re = new RegExp("(?!x)*");
584
585 // Should throw. Shouldn't hit asserts in debug mode.
586 assertThrows(() => new RegExp('(*)'));
587 assertThrows(() => new RegExp('(?:*)'));
588 assertThrows(() => new RegExp('(?=*)'));
589 assertThrows(() => new RegExp('(?!*)'));
590
591 // Test trimmed regular expression for RegExp.test().
592 assertTrue("abc".contains(new RegExp(r".*abc")));
593 assertFalse("q".contains(new RegExp(r".*\d+")));
594
595 // Tests skipped from V8:
596 // Test that RegExp.prototype.toString() throws TypeError for
597 // incompatible receivers (ES5 section 15.10.6 and 15.10.6.4).
598 }
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