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package com.google.javascript.jscomp;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.CompilerOptions.LanguageMode;
/**
* @author johnlenz@google.com (John Lenz)
*/
public final class CheckRegExpTest extends CompilerTestCase {
CheckRegExp last = null;
public CheckRegExpTest() {
super("var RegExp;", true);
}
@Override
protected CompilerOptions getOptions(CompilerOptions options) {
super.getOptions(options);
options.setWarningLevel(DiagnosticGroups.CHECK_REGEXP, CheckLevel.WARNING);
return options;
}
@Override
protected CompilerPass getProcessor(Compiler compiler) {
last = new CheckRegExp(compiler);
return last;
}
private void testReference(String code, boolean expected) {
testSame(code, (expected) ? CheckRegExp.REGEXP_REFERENCE : null);
assertEquals(expected, last.isGlobalRegExpPropertiesUsed());
}
public void testRegExp() {
// Creating RegExp's is OK.
testReference("RegExp();", false);
testReference("var x = RegExp();", false);
testReference("new RegExp();", false);
testReference("var x = new RegExp();", false);
// Checking for RegExp instances is OK, as well.
testReference("x instanceof RegExp;", false);
// Comparing for equality with RegExp is OK.
testReference("x === RegExp;", false);
testReference("x !== RegExp;", false);
testReference("switch (x) { case RegExp: }", false);
testReference("x == RegExp;", false);
testReference("x != RegExp;", false);
// Access to non-magical properties is OK.
testReference("RegExp.test();", false);
testReference("var x = RegExp.test();", false);
testReference("RegExp.exec();", false);
testReference("RegExp.foobar;", false);
// Magical properties aren't allowed.
testReference("RegExp.$1;", true);
testReference("RegExp.$_;", true);
testReference("RegExp.$input;", true);
testReference("RegExp.rightContext;", true);
testReference("RegExp.multiline;", true);
// Any other reference isn't allowed.
testReference("delete RegExp;", true);
testReference("RegExp;", true);
testReference("if (RegExp);", true);
testReference("if (!RegExp);", true);
// Aliases aren't allowed.
testReference("var x = RegExp;", true);
testReference("f(RegExp);", true);
testReference("new f(RegExp);", true);
testReference("var x = RegExp; x.test()", true);
setAcceptedLanguage(LanguageMode.ECMASCRIPT_2015);
testReference("let x = RegExp;", true);
testReference("const x = RegExp;", true);
// No RegExp reference is OK.
testReference("var x;", false);
// Local RegExp is OK.
testReference("function f() {var RegExp; RegExp.test();}", false);
testReference("function f() {let RegExp; RegExp.test();}", false);
testReference("function *gen() {var RegExp; yield RegExp.test();}", false);
// Property named 'RegExp' is OK.
testReference("var x = {RegExp: {}}; x.RegExp.$1;", false);
// Class property is also OK.
setAcceptedLanguage(LanguageMode.ECMASCRIPT_2015);
testReference(LINE_JOINER.join(
"class x {",
" constructor() {this.RegExp = {};}",
" method() {",
" this.RegExp.$1;",
" this.RegExp.test();",
" }",
"}"), false);
}
public void testInvalidRange() {
testSame("\"asdf\".match(/[z-a]/)", CheckRegExp.MALFORMED_REGEXP);
}
}