Example #1
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        Atom nextValue(int i)
        {
            if (count == 0)
            {
                return undefinedAtom;
            }

            Sampler * const sampler = script->core()->get_sampler();
            if (sampler == NULL || sampleBufferId != sampler->getSampleBufferId())
            {
                count = 0;
                return undefinedAtom;
            }

            (void) i;
            Sample s;
            sampler->readSample(cursor, s);
            count--;
            ScriptObject* sam = SamplerScript::makeSample(script, cf, s);
            if(!sam) {
                count = 0;
                return undefinedAtom;
            }
            return sam->atom();
        }
Example #2
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	// this = argv[0] (ignored)
	// arg1 = argv[1]
	// argN = argv[argc]
	Atom FunctionObject::construct(int argc, Atom* argv)
	{
		AvmAssert(argv != NULL); // need at least one arg spot passed in

		ScriptObject* obj = newInstance();

		// this is a function
		argv[0] = obj->atom(); // new object is receiver
		Atom result = _call->coerceEnter(argc, argv);

		// for E3 13.2.2 compliance, check result and return it if (Type(result) is Object)

		/* ISSUE does this apply to class constructors too?

		answer: no.  from E4: A constructor may invoke a return statement as long as that 
		statement does not supply a value; a constructor cannot return a value. The newly 
		created object is returned automatically. A constructor’s return type must be omitted. 
		A constructor always returns a new instance. */

		return AvmCore::isNull(result) || AvmCore::isObject(result) ? result : obj->atom();
	}
		Atom nextValue(int i)
		{
			(void) i;
			Sample s;
			sampler->readSample(cursor, s);
			count--;
			ScriptObject* sam = SamplerScript::makeSample(script, s);
			if(!sam) {
				count = 0;			
				return undefinedAtom;
			}
			return sam->atom();
		}
	/**
		15.2.4.6 Object.prototype.isPrototypeOf (V)
		When the isPrototypeOf method is called with argument V, the following steps are taken:
		1. Let O be this object.
		2. If V is not an object, return false.
		3. Let V be the value of the [[Prototype]] property of V.
		4. if V is null, return false
		5. If O and V refer to the same object or if they refer to objects joined to each other (section 13.1.2), return true.
		6. Go to step 3.     
	*/
	bool ObjectClass::_isPrototypeOf(Atom thisAtom, Atom V)
	{
		// ECMA-262 Section 15.2.4.6
		if (AvmCore::isNullOrUndefined(V))
			return false;

		ScriptObject* o = toplevel()->toPrototype(V);
		for (; o != NULL; o = o->getDelegate())
		{
			if (o->atom() == thisAtom)
				return true;
		}
		return false;
	}
Example #5
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    // this = argv[0] (ignored)
    // arg1 = argv[1]
    // argN = argv[argc]
    Atom ClassClosure::construct(int argc, Atom* argv)
    {
        VTable* ivtable = this->ivtable();
        AvmAssert(ivtable != NULL);
        AvmAssert(argv != NULL); // need at least one arg spot passed in

        ScriptObject* obj = newInstance();
        AvmAssert(obj != NULL); //should never be null
        Atom a = obj->atom();
        argv[0] = a; // new object is receiver
        ivtable->init->coerceEnter(argc, argv);
        // this is a class. always return new instance.
        return a;
    }
Example #6
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    Stringp StringClass::_replace(Stringp subject, Atom pattern, Atom replacementAtom)
    {
        AvmCore* core = this->core();

        ScriptObject *replaceFunction = NULL;
        Stringp replacement = NULL;
        if (AvmCore::istype(replacementAtom, core->traits.function_itraits)) {
            replaceFunction = AvmCore::atomToScriptObject(replacementAtom);
        } else {
            replacement = core->string(replacementAtom);
        }

        if (AvmCore::istype(pattern, core->traits.regexp_itraits)) {
            // RegExp mode
            RegExpObject *reObj = (RegExpObject*) core->atomToScriptObject(pattern);
            if (replaceFunction) {
                return core->string(reObj->replace(subject, replaceFunction));
            } else {
                return core->string(reObj->replace(subject, replacement));
            }

        } else {
            // String replace mode
            Stringp searchString = core->string(pattern);

            int index = subject->indexOf(searchString);
            if (index == -1) {
                // Search string not found; return input unchanged.
                return subject;
            }

            if (replaceFunction) {
                // Invoke the replacement function to figure out the
                // replacement string
                Atom argv[4] = { undefinedAtom,
                                 searchString->atom(),
                                 core->uintToAtom(index),
                                 subject->atom() };
                replacement = core->string(toplevel()->op_call(replaceFunction->atom(),
                                                               3, argv));
            }

            Stringp out = subject->substring(0, index);
            out = String::concatStrings(out, replacement);
            out = String::concatStrings(out, subject->substring(index + searchString->length(), subject->length()));
            return out;
        }
    }
	Atom DictionaryObject::nextName(int index)
	{
		Atom k = ScriptObject::nextName(index);

		if(weakKeys && AvmCore::isGCObject(k)) {
			GCWeakRef *ref = (GCWeakRef*) (k&~7);
			if(ref->get()) {
				ScriptObject *key = ((ScriptObject*)ref->get());
				AvmAssert(key->traits() != NULL);
				return key->atom();
			} else
				return undefinedAtom;
		}

		return k;
	}
Example #8
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	ClassClosure* DomainObject::getClass(Stringp name)
	{
		AvmCore *core = this->core();

		if (name == NULL) {
			toplevel()->throwArgumentError(kNullArgumentError, core->toErrorString("name"));
		}

			
		// Search for a dot from the end.
        int dot = name->lastIndexOf(core->cachedChars[(int)'.']);
		
		// If there is a '.', this is a fully-qualified
		// class name in a package.  Must turn it into
		// a namespace-qualified multiname.
		Namespace* ns;
		Stringp className;
		if (dot >= 0) {
            Stringp uri = core->internString(name->substring(0, dot));
			ns = core->internNamespace(core->newNamespace(uri));
            className = core->internString(name->substring(dot+1, name->length()));
		} else {
			ns = core->publicNamespace;
			className = core->internString(name);
		}

		Multiname multiname(ns, className);

        // OOO: In the distribution, we search core->codeContext()->domainEnv rather than
        // our own domainEnv, which is surely a bug?
        ScriptObject *container = finddef(multiname, domainEnv);
		if (!container) {
			toplevel()->throwTypeError(kClassNotFoundError, core->toErrorString(&multiname));
		}
		Atom atom = toplevel()->getproperty(container->atom(),
											&multiname,
											container->vtable);

		if (!AvmCore::istype(atom, core->traits.class_itraits)) {
			toplevel()->throwTypeError(kClassNotFoundError, core->toErrorString(&multiname));
		}
		return (ClassClosure*)AvmCore::atomToScriptObject(atom);
	}
Example #9
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    /**
     * @return a pointer to an object Atom whose members are
     * the active locals for this frame.
     */
    bool DebugStackFrame::locals(Atom*& ar, int& count)
    {
        bool worked = true;
        if (trace->framep() && trace->info())
        {
            int firstLocal, pastLastLocal;
            localBounds(&firstLocal, &pastLastLocal);
            count = pastLastLocal - firstLocal;
            AvmAssert(count >= 0);
            if ((count > 0) && debugger)
            {
                // frame looks like [this][param0...paramN][local0...localN]
                ar = (Atom*) debugger->core->GetGC()->Calloc(count, sizeof(Atom), GC::kContainsPointers|GC::kZero);
                MethodInfo* info = trace->info();
                info->boxLocals(trace->framep(), firstLocal, trace->types(), ar, 0, count);

                // If NEED_REST or NEED_ARGUMENTS is set, and the jit is being used, then the first
                // local is actually not an atom at all -- it is an ArrayObject*.  So, we need to
                // convert it to an atom.  (If the interpreter is being used instead of the jit, then
                // it is stored as an atom.)
                if (info->needRestOrArguments())
                {
                    int atomType = atomKind(ar[0]);
                    if (atomType == 0) // 0 is not a legal atom type, so ar[0] is not an atom
                    {
                        ScriptObject* obj = (ScriptObject*)ar[0];
                        ar[0] = obj->atom();
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        else
        {
            worked = false;
            count = 0;
        }
        return worked;
    }
Example #10
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	/*static*/ Atom DescribeTypeClass::describeTypeJSON(ScriptObject* self, Atom v, uint32_t flags)
	{
		TypeDescriber td(self->toplevel());
		ScriptObject* o = td.describeType(v, flags);
		return o ? o->atom() : nullObjectAtom;
	}
Example #11
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    ClassClosure *SamplerScript::getType(Toplevel* ss_toplevel, SamplerObjectType sot, const void *ptr)
    {
        Toplevel* tl;

        switch (sotGetKind(sot))
        {
            case kSOT_String:
            {
                // toplevel can be null here if there was no CodeContext active
                // when the sample was taken (ie, string was allocated from C++ code).
                // in that case, use the TL from the SamplerScript itself... it isn't
                // technically the right one to use, but is adequate for our purposes here
                // (it will return a stringClass or namespaceClass that will be valid
                // for the sampler)
                tl = sotGetToplevel(sot);
                if (!tl) tl = ss_toplevel;
                return tl->stringClass();
            }
            case kSOT_Namespace:
            {
                tl = sotGetToplevel(sot);
                if (!tl) tl = ss_toplevel;
                return tl->namespaceClass();
            }
            default:
                AvmAssert(0);
            case kSOT_Object:
                break;
        }

        VTable* vt = sotGetVTable(sot);
        tl = vt->toplevel();
        AvmCore* core = tl->core();

        ClassClosure *type;
        ScriptObject* obj = (ScriptObject*)ptr;
        if (obj && AvmCore::istype(obj->atom(), core->traits.class_itraits))
        {
            type = tl->classClass();
        }
        else if (obj && AvmCore::istype(obj->atom(), core->traits.function_itraits))
        {
            type = tl->functionClass();
        }
        else if (obj && obj->traits()->isActivationTraits())
        {
            type = tl->objectClass;
        }
        else
        {
            // fallback answer
            type = tl->objectClass;

            // note that note all types will have an init method,
            // so those types may get reported as "objectClass" rather
            // than something more specific. However, it's not clear
            // that the Sampler ever really cared about reporting those
            // objects well in the first place (eg activation or catch objects),
            // so it doesn't seem we're a lot worse off than before.
            ScopeChain* sc = NULL;
            if (vt->init)
                sc = vt->init->scope();

            if (sc && sc->getSize() <= 1)
            {
                if(sc->getSize() == 1)
                    type = tl->classClass();
            }
            else if (sc)
            {
                Atom ccAtom = sc->getScope(sc->getSize()-1);
                if(AvmCore::isObject(ccAtom))
                {
                    type = (ClassClosure*) AvmCore::atomToScriptObject(ccAtom);
                    if(!AvmCore::istype(type->atom(), core->traits.class_itraits))
                    {
                        // obj is a ClassClosure
                        type = tl->classClass();
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        AvmAssert(AvmCore::istype(type->atom(), core->traits.class_itraits));
        return type;
    }