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/*
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*
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*
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package jdk.nashorn.internal.codegen;
import static jdk.nashorn.internal.runtime.arrays.ArrayIndex.getArrayIndex;
import static jdk.nashorn.internal.runtime.arrays.ArrayIndex.isValidArrayIndex;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import jdk.nashorn.internal.ir.Symbol;
import jdk.nashorn.internal.runtime.AccessorProperty;
import jdk.nashorn.internal.runtime.Property;
import jdk.nashorn.internal.runtime.PropertyMap;
import jdk.nashorn.internal.runtime.ScriptObject;
import jdk.nashorn.internal.runtime.SpillProperty;
/**
* Class that creates PropertyMap sent to script object constructors.
* @param <T> value type for tuples, e.g. Symbol
*/
public class MapCreator<T> {
/** Object structure for objects associated with this map */
private final Class<?> structure;
/** key set for object map */
private final List<MapTuple<T>> tuples;
/**
* Constructor
*
* @param structure structure to generate map for (a JO subclass)
* @param tuples list of tuples for map
*/
MapCreator(final Class<? extends ScriptObject> structure, final List<MapTuple<T>> tuples) {
this.structure = structure;
this.tuples = tuples;
}
/**
* Constructs a property map based on a set of fields.
*
* @param hasArguments does the created object have an "arguments" property
* @param fieldCount Number of fields in use.
* @param fieldMaximum Number of fields available.
* @param evalCode is this property map created for 'eval' code?
* @return New map populated with accessor properties.
*/
PropertyMap makeFieldMap(final boolean hasArguments, final int fieldCount, final int fieldMaximum, final boolean evalCode) {
final List<Property> properties = new ArrayList<>();
assert tuples != null;
for (final MapTuple<T> tuple : tuples) {
final String key = tuple.key;
final Symbol symbol = tuple.symbol;
final Class<?> initialType = tuple.getValueType();
if (symbol != null && !isValidArrayIndex(getArrayIndex(key))) {
final int flags = getPropertyFlags(symbol, hasArguments, evalCode);
final Property property = new AccessorProperty(
key,
flags,
structure,
symbol.getFieldIndex(),
initialType);
properties.add(property);
}
}
return PropertyMap.newMap(properties, structure.getName(), fieldCount, fieldMaximum, 0);
}
PropertyMap makeSpillMap(final boolean hasArguments) {
final List<Property> properties = new ArrayList<>();
int spillIndex = 0;
assert tuples != null;
for (final MapTuple<T> tuple : tuples) {
final String key = tuple.key;
final Symbol symbol = tuple.symbol;
//TODO initial type is object here no matter what. Is that right?
if (symbol != null && !isValidArrayIndex(getArrayIndex(key))) {
final int flags = getPropertyFlags(symbol, hasArguments, false);
properties.add(
new SpillProperty(
key,
flags,
spillIndex++));
}
}
return PropertyMap.newMap(properties, structure.getName(), 0, 0, spillIndex);
}
/**
* Compute property flags given local state of a field. May be overridden and extended,
*
* @param symbol symbol to check
* @param hasArguments does the created object have an "arguments" property
*
* @return flags to use for fields
*/
static int getPropertyFlags(final Symbol symbol, final boolean hasArguments, final boolean evalCode) {
int flags = 0;
if (symbol.isParam()) {
flags |= Property.IS_PARAMETER;
}
if (hasArguments) {
flags |= Property.HAS_ARGUMENTS;
}
// See ECMA 5.1 10.5 Declaration Binding Instantiation.
// Step 2 If code is eval code, then let configurableBindings
// be true else let configurableBindings be false.
// We have to make vars, functions declared in 'eval' code
// configurable. But vars, functions from any other code is
// not configurable.
if (symbol.isScope() && !evalCode) {
flags |= Property.NOT_CONFIGURABLE;
}
if (symbol.isFunctionDeclaration()) {
flags |= Property.IS_FUNCTION_DECLARATION;
}
if (symbol.isConst()) {
flags |= Property.NOT_WRITABLE;
}
if (symbol.isBlockScoped()) {
flags |= Property.IS_LEXICAL_BINDING;
}
// Mark symbol as needing declaration. Access before declaration will throw a ReferenceError.
if (symbol.isBlockScoped() && symbol.isScope()) {
flags |= Property.NEEDS_DECLARATION;
}
return flags;
}
}
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