8027024: String.prototype.charAt and charCodeAt do not evaluate 'self' and 'pos' arguments in right order
Reviewed-by: jlaskey, attila, lagergren
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(e instanceof ReferenceError)) { fail("#2 expected ReferenceError but got " + e); }}if (typeof foo !== 'undefined') { fail("#3 strict mode eval defined var in global scope!");}try { eval("'use strict'; var let = 23;"); fail("#4 should have thrown SyntaxError");} catch (e) { if (! (e instanceof SyntaxError)) { fail("#5 SyntaxError expected but got " + e); }}// non-strict mode, some of the future reserved words can be used// as identifiers. These include "let", "implements", "yield" etc.var let = 30;var implements = "hello";function yield() {}function public() {}var private = false;var protected = "hello";var interface = "interface";function f(package) {}function static() {}// in strict mode, arguments does not alias named accessfunction func(x, y) { 'use strict'; if (x !== arguments[0]) { fail("#6 arguments[0] !== x"); } if (y !== arguments[1]) { fail("#7 arguments[1] !== y"); } arguments[0] = 1; arguments[1] = 2; if (x === arguments[0]) { fail("#8 arguments[0] === x after assignment to it"); } if (y === arguments[1]) { fail("#9 arguments[1] === y after assignment to it "); }}func();// functions can not be declared everywhere!!try { eval("'use strict'; if (true) { function func() {} }"); fail("#10 should have thrown SyntaxError");} catch (e) { if (! (e instanceof SyntaxError)) { fail("#11 SyntaxError expected got " + e); }}// arguments.caller and arguments.callee can't read or written in strict modefunction func2() { 'use strict'; try { print(arguments.callee); fail("#12 arguments.callee should have thrown TypeError"); } catch (e) { if (! (e instanceof TypeError)) { fail("#13 TypeError expected, got " + e); } } try { print(arguments.caller); fail("#14 arguments.caller should have thrown TypeError"); } catch (e) { if (! (e instanceof TypeError)) { fail("#15 TypeError expected, got " + e); } } try { arguments.caller = 10; fail("#16 arguments.caller assign should have thrown TypeError"); } catch (e) { if (! (e instanceof TypeError)) { fail("#17 TypeError expected, got " + e); } } try { arguments.callee = true; fail("#18 arguments.callee assign should have thrown TypeError"); } catch (e) { if (! (e instanceof TypeError)) { fail("#19 TypeError expected, got " + e); } }}func2();// func.caller and func.arguments can't read or written in strict modefunction func3() { 'use strict'; try { print(func3.arguments); fail("#20 func.arguments should have thrown TypeError"); } catch (e) { if (! (e instanceof TypeError)) { fail("#21 TypeError expected, got " + e); } } try { print(func3.caller); fail("#22 func3.caller should have thrown TypeError"); } catch (e) { if (! (e instanceof TypeError)) { fail("#23 TypeError expected, got " + e); } } try { func3.arguments = 10; fail("#24 func3.arguments assign should have thrown TypeError"); } catch (e) { if (! (e instanceof TypeError)) { fail("#25 TypeError expected, got " + e); } } try { func3.caller = true; fail("#26 func3.caller assign should have thrown TypeError"); } catch (e) { if (! (e instanceof TypeError)) { fail("#27 TypeError expected, got " + e); } }}func3();try { eval("function eval() { 'use strict'; }"); fail("#28 should have thrown SyntaxError");} catch (e) { if (! (e instanceof SyntaxError)) { fail("#29 SyntaxError expected, got " + e); }}function func4() { 'use \strict'; // The use strict directive can't contain line continuation. // So this is not a strict mode function!! with({}) {}}func4();function func5() { 'use\u2028strict'; // The use strict directive can't contain unicode whitespace escapes // So this is not a strict mode function!! with({}) {}}func5();function func6() { 'use\u2029strict'; // The use strict directive can't contain unicode whitespace escapes // So this is not a strict mode function!! with({}) {}}func6();try { eval("'bogus directive'; 'use strict'; eval = 10"); fail("#30 SyntaxError expected from eval");} catch (e) { if (! (e instanceof SyntaxError)) { fail("#31 SyntaxError expected but got " + e); }}