String.prototype.{ trimStart, trimEnd, trimLeft, trimRight } tests #1246
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| Unless otherwise specified, the length property of a built-in Function | ||
| object has the attributes { [[Writable]]: false, [[Enumerable]]: false, | ||
| [[Configurable]]: true }. | ||
| includes: [propertyHelper.js] |
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features: [string-trimming] (and all files in this PR)
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I will add string-trimming to FEATURES.txt
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Please don't add it in the master branch yet. This is still a stage 2 feature. This should be added to this same branch.
| Unless otherwise specified, the length property of a built-in Function | ||
| object has the attributes { [[Writable]]: false, [[Enumerable]]: false, | ||
| [[Configurable]]: true }. | ||
| includes: [propertyHelper.js] |
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features: [String.prototype.trimRight] (here and all trimRight test files)
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use features: [string-trimming] for consistency
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| assert.sameValue(String.prototype.trimRight.name, "valueOf"); |
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| assert.sameValue(String.prototype.trimStart.name, "valueOf"); |
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This may appear elsewhere, please update as needed
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| verifyNotEnumerable(String.prototype.trimLeft, "name"); | ||
| verifyNotWritable(String.prototype.trimLeft, "name"); | ||
| verifyConfigurable(String.prototype.trimLeft, "name"); |
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You can also use:
verifyProperty(String.prototype.trimLeft, "name", {
value: "trimLeft",
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writable: false,
configurable: true,
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let's use verifyProperty instead of the other functions in the other files as well, we are trying to get rid of the legacy stuff over Test262.
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| assert.sameValue(String.prototype.trimLeft.name, "valueOf"); |
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| verifyNotEnumerable(String.prototype, "trimLeft"); | ||
| verifyWritable(String.prototype, "trimLeft"); | ||
| verifyConfigurable(String.prototype, "trimLeft); |
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| verifyNotEnumerable(String.prototype, "trimRight"); | ||
| verifyWritable(String.prototype, "trimRight"); | ||
| verifyConfigurable(String.prototype, "trimRight); |
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| var trimEnd = String.prototype.trimEnd; | ||
| var symbol = Symbol() |
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| var trimStart = String.prototype.trimStart; | ||
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| // This code is governed by the BSD license found in the LICENSE file. | ||
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| esid: pending |
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I think it's safe to use sec-string.prototype.trimleft for the esid. This applies to the other files too
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| verifyNotEnumerable(String.prototype.trimLeft, "name"); | ||
| verifyNotWritable(String.prototype.trimLeft, "name"); | ||
| verifyConfigurable(String.prototype.trimLeft, "name"); |
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let's use verifyProperty instead of the other functions in the other files as well, we are trying to get rid of the legacy stuff over Test262.
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| description: Behavoir when "this" value is a boolean. |
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typo on Behavior.
missing info and feature tags.
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I thought "info" wasn't mandatory? Especially because this is a success case, I wasn't sure what text from ecmascript to include..
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while it's not mandatory, we are trying to enforce its use with the matching spec text for the unit being tested. It helps a ton while reading the test with a cross reference.
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Runtime Semantics: TrimString ( string, where )
1. Let str be ? RequireObjectCoercible(string).
2. Let S be ? ToString(str).
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ToString ( argument )
- If argument is true, return "true".
- If argument is false, return "false".
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Later Friday day, after making this comment, I came to the same conclusion as you! Commit here:
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But I didn't include quite as much information, "TrimString" instead of "Runtime Semantics: TrimString (string, where)". I think I should add the extra information for extra clarity.
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Thanks so much for adding the assertion messages! It helps identifying them.
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The current set is looking good to me. We can't merge anything yet as this is still on stage 2. |
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| 'this.toString called before this[Symbol.toPrimitive]' |
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| If arguement is Object: |
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| esid: sec-String.prototype.trimStart | ||
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| ToString perfers Symbol.toPrimitive to toString to valueOf |
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This is confusing:
to toString to valueOf
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| // Copyright (C) 2017 the Valerie Young. All rights reserved. | |||
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I know you're the Valerie Young, but maybe just your name (no the) is fine here. :)
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the Valerie Young
Excellent.
| trimStart.call(thisVal); | ||
| assert.sameValue(called, 1, '[Symbol.toPrimitive] expected to have been called'); | ||
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this feels so much like deserving a separate file. You even redeclare called and thisVal, looks like ready to find a new home in a new file.
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| // Test that valueOf is called when neither [Symbol.toPrimitive] nor toString | ||
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| toString: undefined, | ||
| get valueOf() { | ||
| called += 1; | ||
| return function() { return '' }; |
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here you check it gets valueOf once, but not that it calls it.
Also, returning some other string might help to verify the result, e.g.: return ' 42 ';
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In a first round of review for all the commits, there isn't anything I'm missing or that needs a fix. I'll check the changes locally but it seems great so far. |
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| verifyProperty(String.prototype.trimLeft, "name", { | ||
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Is this correct? According to the proposal’s README the name should be trimStart, although I agree the currently proposed spec text doesn’t make that happen. +@sebmarkbage @evilpie @ljharb
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It should be trimStart. Nice catch.
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The tests in test/built-ins/String/prototype/* are trimEnd and trimStart, these are annex B
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That's the confusing part of how this is speced. The property name is what is defined in annex B, but even in annex B, this is the same function instance as trimStart so it has the same functionInstance.name field by definition.
Note that it otherwise gets impossible to pass both these name tests and the same value equality test:
https://github.com/tc39/test262/pull/1246/files#diff-c045566571ceee76729db55485a41779
You can't have the same value with two different names.
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It took me a second to see what I misunderstood. I'll fix this locally before pushing to master
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The function object that is the initial value of String.prototype.trimLeft is the same function object that is the initial value of String.prototype.trimStart.
Same as the function in Array.prototype[Symbol.iterator] is named values, trimLeft.name is "trimStart".
thanks for catching this.
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| verifyProperty(String.prototype.trimRight, "name", { | ||
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Yes, trimLeft and trimRight are Annex B features, but the tests should still match the specified behavior.
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Yep, I see the oversight now, thanks for your patience :)
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The names still need to be updated like @mathiasbynens pointed out.
The "name" property of String.prototype.trimLeft should be "trimStart".
The "name" property of String.prototype.trimRight should be "trimEnd".
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| // A string of all valid WhiteSpace Unicode code points | ||
| var wspc = '\u0009\u000B\u000C\u0020\u00A0\FEFF\u1680\u2000\u2001\u2002\u2003\u2004\u2005\u2006\u2007\u2008\u2009\u200A\u202F\u205F\u3000'; |
| var trimStart = String.prototype.trimStart; | ||
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| // A string of all valid WhiteSpace Unicode code points | ||
| var wspc = '\u0009\u000B\u000C\u0020\u00A0\FEFF\u1680\u2000\u2001\u2002\u2003\u2004\u2005\u2006\u2007\u2008\u2009\u200A\u202F\u205F\u3000'; |
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\FEFF should be \uFEFF. Also, some whitespace code points are missing. PR incoming.
This patch fixes a typo (`\FEFF` → `\uFEFF`) and adds some missing whitespace symbols as a follow-up to tc39#1246.
This patch fixes a typo (`\FEFF` → `\uFEFF`) and adds some missing whitespace symbols as a follow-up to #1246.
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