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When overriding 'eval' to a non-function value, the interpreter would crash. Now it handles this case swiftly, throwing a TypeError.
20 lines
755 B
JavaScript
20 lines
755 B
JavaScript
test("variable named 'eval' pointing to another function calls that function", function () {
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var testValue = "inner";
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// This breaks prettier as it considers this to be a parse error
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// before even trying to do any linting
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var eval = () => {
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return "wat";
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};
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expect(eval("testValue")).toEqual("wat");
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});
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test("variable named 'eval' pointing to real eval works as a direct eval", function () {
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var testValue = "inner";
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var eval = globalThis.eval;
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expect(eval("testValue")).toEqual("inner");
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});
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test("variable named 'eval' pointing to a non-function raises a TypeError", function () {
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var eval = "borked";
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expect(() => eval("something").toThrowWithMessage(TypeError, "borked is not a function"));
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});
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