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/**
 * @fileoverview Test splice, shift, unshift, slice and join on small
 * and large arrays.  Some of these methods are specified such that they
 * should work on other objects too, so we test that too.
 */

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var LARGE = 40000;
var VERYLARGE = 40000;
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var fourhundredth = LARGE/400;

function PseudoArray() {
};

for (var use_real_arrays = 0; use_real_arrays <= 1; use_real_arrays++) {
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  var poses = [0, 140, 20000];
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  var the_prototype;
  var new_function;
  var push_function;
  var concat_function;
  var slice_function;
  var splice_function;
  var splice_function_2;
  var unshift_function;
  var unshift_function_2;
  var shift_function;
  if (use_real_arrays) {
    new_function = function(length) {
      return new Array(length);
    };
    the_prototype = Array.prototype;
    push_function = function(array, elt) {
      return array.push(elt);
    };
    concat_function = function(array, other) {
      return array.concat(other);
    };
    slice_function = function(array, start, len) {
      return array.slice(start, len);
    };
    splice_function = function(array, start, len) {
      return array.splice(start, len);
    };
    splice_function_2 = function(array, start, len, elt) {
      return array.splice(start, len, elt);
    };
    unshift_function = function(array, elt) {
      return array.unshift(elt);
    };
    unshift_function_2 = function(array, elt1, elt2) {
      return array.unshift(elt1, elt2);
    };
    shift_function = function(array) {
      return array.shift();
    };
  } else {
    // Don't run largest size on non-arrays or we'll be here for ever.
    poses.pop();
    new_function = function(length) {
      var obj = new PseudoArray();
      obj.length = length;
      return obj;
    };
    the_prototype = PseudoArray.prototype;
    push_function = function(array, elt) {
      array[array.length] = elt;
      array.length++;
    };
    concat_function = function(array, other) {
      return Array.prototype.concat.call(array, other);
    };
    slice_function = function(array, start, len) {
      return Array.prototype.slice.call(array, start, len);
    };
    splice_function = function(array, start, len) {
      return Array.prototype.splice.call(array, start, len);
    };
    splice_function_2 = function(array, start, len, elt) {
      return Array.prototype.splice.call(array, start, len, elt);
    };
    unshift_function = function(array, elt) {
      return Array.prototype.unshift.call(array, elt);
    };
    unshift_function_2 = function(array, elt1, elt2) {
      return Array.prototype.unshift.call(array, elt1, elt2);
    };
    shift_function = function(array) {
      return Array.prototype.shift.call(array);
    };
  }

  for (var pos_pos = 0; pos_pos < poses.length; pos_pos++) {
    var pos = poses[pos_pos];
    if (pos > 100) {
      var a = new_function(pos);
      assertEquals(pos, a.length);
      push_function(a, 'foo');
      assertEquals(pos + 1, a.length);
      var b = ['bar'];
      // Delete a huge number of holes.
      var c = splice_function(a, 10, pos - 20);
      assertEquals(pos - 20, c.length);
      assertEquals(21, a.length);
    }

    // Add a numeric property to the prototype of the array class.  This
    // allows us to test some borderline stuff relative to the standard.
    the_prototype["" + (pos + 1)] = 'baz';

    if (use_real_arrays) {
      // It seems quite clear from ECMAScript spec 15.4.4.5.  Just call Get on
      // every integer in the range.
      // IE, Safari get this right.
      // FF, Opera get this wrong.
      var a = ['zero', ,'two'];
      if (pos == 0) {
        assertEquals("zero,baz,two", a.join(","));
      }

      // Concat only applies to real arrays, unlike most of the other methods.
      var a = new_function(pos);
      push_function(a, "con");
      assertEquals("con", a[pos]);
      assertEquals(pos + 1, a.length);
      var b = new_function(0);
      push_function(b, "cat");
      assertEquals("cat", b[0]);
      var ab = concat_function(a, b);
      assertEquals("con", ab[pos]);
      assertEquals(pos + 2, ab.length);
      assertEquals("cat", ab[pos + 1]);
      var ba = concat_function(b, a);
      assertEquals("con", ba[pos + 1]);
      assertEquals(pos + 2, ba.length);
      assertEquals("cat", ba[0]);

      // Join with '' as separator.
      var join = a.join('');
      assertEquals("con", join);
      join = b.join('');
      assertEquals("cat", join);
      join = ab.join('');
      assertEquals("concat", join);
      join = ba.join('');
      assertEquals("catcon", join);
    }

    a = new_function(pos);
    push_function(a, 'zero');
    push_function(a, void 0);
    push_function(a, 'two');

    // Splice works differently from join.
    // IE, Safari get this wrong.
    // FF, Opera get this right.
    // 15.4.4.12 line 24 says the object itself has to have the property...
    var zero = splice_function(a, pos, 1);
    assertEquals("undefined", typeof(a[pos]));
    assertEquals("two", a[pos+1], "pos1:" + pos);
    assertEquals(pos + 2, a.length, "a length");
    assertEquals(1, zero.length, "zero length");
    assertEquals("zero", zero[0]);

    // 15.4.4.12 line 41 says the object itself has to have the property...
    a = new_function(pos);
    push_function(a, 'zero');
    push_function(a, void 0);
    push_function(a, 'two');
    var nothing = splice_function_2(a, pos, 0, 'minus1');
    assertEquals("minus1", a[pos]);
    assertEquals("zero", a[pos+1]);
    assertEquals("undefined", typeof(a[pos+2]), "toot!");
    assertEquals("two", a[pos+3], "pos3");
    assertEquals(pos + 4, a.length);
    assertEquals(1, zero.length);
    assertEquals("zero", zero[0]);

    // 15.4.4.12 line 10 says the object itself has to have the property...
    a = new_function(pos);
    push_function(a, 'zero');
    push_function(a, void 0);
    push_function(a, 'two');
    var one = splice_function(a, pos + 1, 1);
    assertEquals("", one.join(","));
    assertEquals(pos + 2, a.length);
    assertEquals("zero", a[pos]);
    assertEquals("two", a[pos+1]);

    // Set things back to the way they were.
    the_prototype[pos + 1] = undefined;

    // Unshift.
    var a = new_function(pos);
    push_function(a, "foo");
    assertEquals("foo", a[pos]);
    assertEquals(pos + 1, a.length);
    unshift_function(a, "bar");
    assertEquals("foo", a[pos+1]);
    assertEquals(pos + 2, a.length);
    assertEquals("bar", a[0]);
    unshift_function_2(a, "baz", "boo");
    assertEquals("foo", a[pos+3]);
    assertEquals(pos + 4, a.length);
    assertEquals("baz", a[0]);
    assertEquals("boo", a[1]);
    assertEquals("bar", a[2]);

    // Shift.
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    // Skip VERYLARGE arrays, as we removed sparse support for shift.
    // Slice is also skipped, since it relies on the "shift" test to be run.
    if (pos < VERYLARGE) {
      var baz = shift_function(a);
      assertEquals("baz", baz);
      assertEquals("boo", a[0]);
      assertEquals(pos + 3, a.length);
      assertEquals("foo", a[pos + 2]);
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      // Slice.
      var bar = slice_function(a, 1, 0);  // don't throw an exception please.
      bar = slice_function(a, 1, 2);
      assertEquals("bar", bar[0]);
      assertEquals(1, bar.length);
      assertEquals("bar", a[1]);
    }
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  }
}

// Lets see if performance is reasonable.

var a = new Array(LARGE + 10);
for (var i = 0; i < a.length; i += 1000) {
  a[i] = i;
}

// Take something near the end of the array.
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for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
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  var top = a.splice(LARGE, 5);
  assertEquals(5, top.length);
  assertEquals(LARGE, top[0]);
  assertEquals("undefined", typeof(top[1]));
  assertEquals(LARGE + 5, a.length);
  a.splice(LARGE, 0, LARGE);
  a.length = LARGE + 10;
}

var a = new Array(LARGE + 10);
for (var i = 0; i < a.length; i += fourhundredth) {
  a[i] = i;
}

// Take something near the middle of the array.
for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
  var top = a.splice(LARGE >> 1, 5);
  assertEquals(5, top.length);
  assertEquals(LARGE >> 1, top[0]);
  assertEquals("undefined", typeof(top[1]));
  assertEquals(LARGE + 5, a.length);
  a.splice(LARGE >> 1, 0, LARGE >> 1, void 0, void 0, void 0, void 0);
}


// Test http://b/issue?id=1202711
arr = [0];
arr.length = 2;
Array.prototype[1] = 1;
assertEquals(1, arr.pop());
assertEquals(0, arr.pop());
Array.prototype[1] = undefined;
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// Test http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=21860
Array.prototype.push.apply([], [1].splice(0, -(-1 % 5)));
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// Check that the Array functions work also properly on non-Arrays
var receiver;

receiver = 'a string';
assertThrows(function(){
  Array.prototype.push.call(receiver);
});

receiver = 0;
assertEquals(undefined, receiver.length);
assertEquals(0, Array.prototype.push.call(receiver));
assertEquals(1, Array.prototype.push.call(receiver, 'first'));
assertEquals(undefined, receiver.length);

receiver = {};
assertEquals(undefined, receiver.length);
assertEquals(0, Array.prototype.push.call(receiver));
assertEquals(0, Array.prototype.push.call(receiver));
assertEquals(0, receiver.length);
assertEquals(1, Array.prototype.push.call(receiver, 'first'));
assertEquals(1, receiver.length);
assertEquals('first', receiver[0]);
assertEquals(2, Array.prototype.push.call(receiver, 'second'));
assertEquals(2, receiver.length);
assertEquals('first', receiver[0]);
assertEquals('second', receiver[1]);

receiver = {'length': 10};
assertEquals(10, Array.prototype.push.call(receiver));
assertEquals(10, receiver.length);
assertEquals(11, Array.prototype.push.call(receiver, 'first'));
assertEquals(11, receiver.length);
assertEquals('first', receiver[10]);
assertEquals(13, Array.prototype.push.call(receiver, 'second', 'third'));
assertEquals(13, receiver.length);
assertEquals('first', receiver[10]);
assertEquals('second', receiver[11]);
assertEquals('third', receiver[12]);

receiver = {
  get length() { return 10; },
  set length(l) {}
};
assertEquals(10, Array.prototype.push.call(receiver));
assertEquals(10, receiver.length);
assertEquals(11, Array.prototype.push.call(receiver, 'first'));
assertEquals(10, receiver.length);
assertEquals('first', receiver[10]);
assertEquals(12, Array.prototype.push.call(receiver, 'second', 'third'));
assertEquals(10, receiver.length);
assertEquals('second', receiver[10]);
assertEquals('third', receiver[11]);

// readonly length
receiver = {
  get length() { return 10; },
};
assertThrows(function(){
  Array.prototype.push.call(receiver);
});

receiver = {
  set length(l) {}
};
assertEquals(0, Array.prototype.push.call(receiver));
assertEquals(undefined, receiver.length);
assertEquals(1, Array.prototype.push.call(receiver, 'first'));
assertEquals(undefined, receiver.length);
assertEquals(2, Array.prototype.push.call(receiver, 'third', 'second'));
assertEquals(undefined, receiver.length);