Strict mode Failing
Expected no error, got ESHostError: Expected a TypeError but got a ESHostError
non-Strict mode Failing
Expected no error, got ESHostError: Expected a TypeError but got a ESHostError
Features:
- Reflect.construct
Expected no error, got ESHostError: Expected a TypeError but got a ESHostError
Expected no error, got ESHostError: Expected a TypeError but got a ESHostError
// Copyright (C) 2018 Mozilla Corporation. All rights reserved.
// This code is governed by the BSD license found in the LICENSE file.
/*---
author: Jeff Walden <jwalden+code@mit.edu>
esid: sec-dataview-buffer-byteoffset-bytelength
description: >
The `DataView` constructor shouldn't be able to return a `DataView` instance
backed by a detached `ArrayBuffer` when `OrdinaryCreateFromConstructor`
returns an instance so backed.
info: |
`OrdinaryCreateFromConstructor` has the potential to invoke user-defined code
that may detach the `ArrayBuffer` intended to underlie the fresh instance.
Verify that a final is-detached check is performed before the new instance is
returned.
includes: [detachArrayBuffer.js]
features: [Reflect.construct]
---*/
var buffer = new ArrayBuffer(8);
var called = false;
var byteOffset = { valueOf() { called = true; return 0; } };
var newTarget = function() {}.bind(null);
Object.defineProperty(newTarget, "prototype", {
get() {
$DETACHBUFFER(buffer);
return DataView.prototype;
}
});
assert.throws(TypeError, function() {
Reflect.construct(DataView, [buffer, byteOffset], newTarget);
});
assert.sameValue(called, true);