jlaskey@3: /* jlaskey@7: * Copyright (c) 2010, 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. jlaskey@3: * DO NOT ALTER OR REMOVE COPYRIGHT NOTICES OR THIS FILE HEADER. jlaskey@3: * jlaskey@3: * This code is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it jlaskey@3: * under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 only, as jlaskey@3: * published by the Free Software Foundation. jlaskey@3: * jlaskey@3: * This code is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT jlaskey@3: * ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or jlaskey@3: * FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License jlaskey@3: * version 2 for more details (a copy is included in the LICENSE file that jlaskey@3: * accompanied this code). jlaskey@3: * jlaskey@3: * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License version jlaskey@3: * 2 along with this work; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, jlaskey@3: * Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA. jlaskey@3: * jlaskey@3: * Please contact Oracle, 500 Oracle Parkway, Redwood Shores, CA 94065 USA jlaskey@3: * or visit www.oracle.com if you need additional information or have any jlaskey@3: * questions. jlaskey@3: */ jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: /** jlaskey@3: * NASHORN-703 jlaskey@3: * jlaskey@3: * Self modifying assignments and ++/-- operators had two issues jlaskey@3: * 1) the base was loaded twice jlaskey@3: * 2) if the base was anything but an IdentNode, AccessNode or IndexNode and in the scope, it would jlaskey@3: * only be evaluated once, leading to bytecode stack underflow jlaskey@3: * jlaskey@3: * This file is split into two tests as the presence of eval affects the whole script jlaskey@3: * jlaskey@3: * @test jlaskey@3: * @run jlaskey@3: */ jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: function template() { jlaskey@3: this.count = 17; jlaskey@3: } jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: //self assignment to accessnode in scope jlaskey@3: function test1() { jlaskey@3: a.count++; jlaskey@3: } jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: function test2() { jlaskey@3: a2[0].count++; jlaskey@3: } jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: function test3() { jlaskey@3: a3[0]++; jlaskey@3: } jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: function test4() { jlaskey@3: a4 *= 17; jlaskey@3: } jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: function test5() { jlaskey@3: a5.count *= 17; jlaskey@3: } jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: function test6() { jlaskey@3: a6[0].count *= 17; jlaskey@3: } jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: function test7() { jlaskey@3: a7[0] *= 17; jlaskey@3: } jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: function tpl() { jlaskey@3: return new template(); jlaskey@3: } jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: function count() { jlaskey@3: tpl().count++; jlaskey@3: } jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: var a = new template(); jlaskey@3: test1(); jlaskey@3: print(a.count); jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: var a2 = [new template()]; jlaskey@3: test2(); jlaskey@3: print(a2[0].count); jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: var a3 = [1]; jlaskey@3: test3(); jlaskey@3: print(a3); jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: var a4 = 4711; jlaskey@3: test4(); jlaskey@3: print(a4); jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: var a5 = new template(); jlaskey@3: test5(); jlaskey@3: print(a5.count); jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: var a6 = [new template()]; jlaskey@3: test6(); jlaskey@3: print(a6[0].count); jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: var a7 = [1]; jlaskey@3: test7(); jlaskey@3: print(a7[0]); jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: jlaskey@3: