reference.cpp   [plain text]

// -*- c-basic-offset: 2 -*-
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#include "reference.h"
#include "internal.h"

using namespace KJS;

// ------------------------------ Reference ------------------------------------

Reference::Reference(const Object& b, const Identifier& p)
  : base(b),
    baseIsValue(false),
    propertyNameIsNumber(false),
    prop(p)
{
}

Reference::Reference(const Object& b, unsigned p)
  : base(b),
    propertyNameAsNumber(p),
    baseIsValue(false),
    propertyNameIsNumber(true)
{
}

Reference::Reference(ObjectImp *b, const Identifier& p)
  : base(b),
    baseIsValue(false),
    propertyNameIsNumber(false),
    prop(p)
{
}

Reference::Reference(ObjectImp *b, unsigned p)
  : base(b),
    propertyNameAsNumber(p),
    baseIsValue(false),
    propertyNameIsNumber(true)
{
}

Reference::Reference(const Null& b, const Identifier& p)
  : base(b),
    baseIsValue(false),
    propertyNameIsNumber(false),
    prop(p)
{
}

Reference::Reference(const Null& b, unsigned p)
  : base(b),
    propertyNameAsNumber(p),
    baseIsValue(false),
    propertyNameIsNumber(true)
{
}

Reference Reference::makeValueReference(const Value& v)
{
  Reference valueRef;
  valueRef.base = v;
  valueRef.baseIsValue = true;
  return valueRef;
}

Reference::Reference()
{
}

Value Reference::getBase(ExecState *exec) const
{
  if (baseIsValue) {
    Object err = Error::create(exec, ReferenceError, I18N_NOOP("Invalid reference base"));
    exec->setException(err);
    return err;
  }

  return base;
}

Identifier Reference::getPropertyName(ExecState *exec) const
{
  if (baseIsValue) {
    // the spec wants a runtime error here. But getValue() and putValue()
    // will catch this case on their own earlier. When returning a Null
    // string we should be on the safe side.
    return Identifier();
  }

  if (propertyNameIsNumber && prop.isNull())
    prop = Identifier::from(propertyNameAsNumber);
  return prop;
}

Value Reference::getValue(ExecState *exec) const 
{
  if (baseIsValue) {
    return base;
  }

  Value o = getBase(exec);

  if (o.isNull() || o.type() == NullType) {
    UString m = I18N_NOOP("Can't find variable: ") + getPropertyName(exec).ustring();
    Object err = Error::create(exec, ReferenceError, m.ascii());
    exec->setException(err);
    return err;
  }

  if (o.type() != ObjectType) {
    UString m = I18N_NOOP("Base is not an object");
    Object err = Error::create(exec, ReferenceError, m.ascii());
    exec->setException(err);
    return err;
  }

  if (propertyNameIsNumber)
    return static_cast<ObjectImp*>(o.imp())->get(exec,propertyNameAsNumber);
  return static_cast<ObjectImp*>(o.imp())->get(exec,prop);
}

void Reference::putValue(ExecState *exec, const Value &w)
{
  if (baseIsValue) {
    Object err = Error::create(exec,ReferenceError);
    exec->setException(err);
    return;
  }

#ifdef KJS_VERBOSE
  printInfo(exec,(UString("setting property ")+getPropertyName(exec)).cstring().c_str(),w);
#endif
  Value o = getBase(exec);
  if (o.type() == NullType)
    o = exec->lexicalInterpreter()->globalObject();

  if (propertyNameIsNumber)
    return static_cast<ObjectImp*>(o.imp())->put(exec,propertyNameAsNumber, w);
  return static_cast<ObjectImp*>(o.imp())->put(exec,prop, w);
}

bool Reference::deleteValue(ExecState *exec)
{
  if (baseIsValue) {
    Object err = Error::create(exec,ReferenceError);
    exec->setException(err);
    return false;
  }

  Value b = getBase(exec);

  // The spec doesn't mention what to do if the base is null... just return true
  if (b.type() != ObjectType) {
    assert(b.type() == NullType);
    return true;
  }

  if (propertyNameIsNumber)
    return static_cast<ObjectImp*>(b.imp())->deleteProperty(exec,propertyNameAsNumber);
  return static_cast<ObjectImp*>(b.imp())->deleteProperty(exec,prop);
}

bool Reference::isMutable()
{ 
  return !baseIsValue;
}