 Issue 5728072976302080:
  Issue 151 - [Typed objects] Implement dynamically-sized array types  (Closed)
    
  
    Issue 5728072976302080:
  Issue 151 - [Typed objects] Implement dynamically-sized array types  (Closed) 
  | Index: test/tests/typedObjects.js | 
| =================================================================== | 
| --- a/test/tests/typedObjects.js | 
| +++ b/test/tests/typedObjects.js | 
| @@ -392,9 +392,291 @@ | 
| { | 
| this.retain(); | 
| this.release(); | 
| } | 
| }); | 
| type5(0).release(); | 
| ok(true, "Temporarily retaining reference in destructor is allowed"); | 
| }); | 
| + | 
| + test("Property watchers", function() | 
| + { | 
| + let {ObjectType, uint8, int32} = require("typedObjects"); | 
| + | 
| + let watched = null; | 
| + let type1 = new ObjectType({ | 
| + foo: uint8, | 
| + bar: int32 | 
| + }, { | 
| + constructor: function(foo, bar) | 
| + { | 
| + this.foo = foo; | 
| + this.bar = bar; | 
| + }, | 
| + | 
| + watch: { | 
| + foo: function(value) | 
| + { | 
| + watched = [this, "foo", this.foo, value]; | 
| + return value + 1; | 
| + }, | 
| + bar: function(value) | 
| + { | 
| + watched = [this, "bar", this.bar, value]; | 
| + return value + 2; | 
| + } | 
| + } | 
| + }); | 
| + | 
| + let obj1 = type1(1, 2); | 
| + | 
| + obj1.foo = 5; | 
| + deepEqual(watched, [obj1, "foo", 2, 5], "Watcher called for first property"); | 
| + equal(obj1.foo, 6, "Value returned by the watcher applied"); | 
| + | 
| + obj1.bar += 4; | 
| + deepEqual(watched, [obj1, "bar", 4, 8], "Watcher called for second property"); | 
| + equal(obj1.bar, 10, "Value returned by the watcher applied"); | 
| + | 
| + let type2 = type1.extend({}, { | 
| + watch: { | 
| + bar: function(value) | 
| + { | 
| + watched = [this, "barOverridden", this.bar, value]; | 
| + return value; | 
| + } | 
| + } | 
| + }); | 
| + | 
| + let obj2 = type2(3, 4); | 
| + | 
| + obj2.foo = 8; | 
| + deepEqual(watched, [obj2, "foo", 4, 8], "Watchers are inherited"); | 
| + equal(obj2.foo, 9, "Value returned by the watcher applied"); | 
| + | 
| + obj2.bar = 10; | 
| + deepEqual(watched, [obj2, "barOverridden", 4, 10], "Watchers can be overridden"); | 
| + equal(obj2.bar, 10, "Value returned by the watcher applied"); | 
| + }); | 
| + | 
| + test("Arrays of primitive types", function() | 
| + { | 
| + let {ObjectType, uint32} = require("typedObjects"); | 
| + | 
| + let arrayDestroyed = false; | 
| + let uint32Array = uint32.Array({ | 
| + customProp: uint32, | 
| + setCustomProp: function(customProp) | 
| + { | 
| + this.customProp = customProp; | 
| + } | 
| + }, { | 
| + constructor: function(length) | 
| + { | 
| + this.length = length; | 
| + }, | 
| + destructor: function() | 
| + { | 
| + arrayDestroyed = true; | 
| + } | 
| + }); | 
| + ok(uint32Array, "Array type created"); | 
| + | 
| + let array1 = uint32Array(3); | 
| + ok(array1, "Array created"); | 
| + equal(array1.length, 3, "Constructor set length to 3"); | 
| + equal(array1.size, 4, "Array size was set accordingly"); | 
| + | 
| + // Custom properties/methods | 
| + equal(typeof array1.customProp, "number", "Custom array property created"); | 
| + equal(typeof array1.setCustomProp, "function", "Custom array method created"); | 
| + | 
| + array1.setCustomProp(12); | 
| + equal(array1.customProp, 12, "Method could set custom property"); | 
| + | 
| + // Setting/reading array elements | 
| + for (var i = 0; i < 3; i++) | 
| + array1.set(i, i * 2); | 
| + for (var i = 0; i < 3; i++) | 
| + equal(array1.get(i), i * 2, "Array element value persisted"); | 
| + | 
| + // Array length changes | 
| + array1.length = 5; | 
| + equal(array1.length, 5, "Length increased to 5"); | 
| + equal(array1.size, 8, "Array size adjusted accordingly"); | 
| + for (var i = 0; i < 3; i++) | 
| + equal(array1.get(i), i * 2, "Array element value survived length increase"); | 
| + | 
| + array1.length = 2; | 
| + equal(array1.length, 2, "Length reduced to 2"); | 
| + equal(array1.size, 8, "Array size unchanged after length reduction"); | 
| + for (var i = 0; i < 2; i++) | 
| + equal(array1.get(i), i * 2, "Value of remaining elements survived length decrease"); | 
| + | 
| + // Out of bounds read/writes | 
| + throws(() => array1.get(-1), "Getting with negative element index throws"); | 
| + throws(() => array1.get(2), "Getting with too large element index throws"); | 
| + throws(() => array1.set(-1, 12), "Setting with negative element index throws"); | 
| + throws(() => array1.set(2, 12), "Setting with too large element index throws"); | 
| + | 
| + // Using array as a property type | 
| + let type1 = ObjectType({ | 
| + foo: uint32Array | 
| + }); | 
| + let obj1 = type1(); | 
| + obj1.foo = array1; | 
| + ok(array1.equals(obj1.foo), "Array assigned to object property correctly"); | 
| + | 
| + ok(!arrayDestroyed, "Array not destroyed at this point"); | 
| + array1.release(); | 
| + ok(!arrayDestroyed, "Array not destroyed after releasing if referenced in an object"); | 
| + | 
| + obj1.release(); | 
| + ok(arrayDestroyed, "Array destroyed after releasing object holding a reference to it"); | 
| + }); | 
| + | 
| + test("Arrays of objects", function() | 
| + { | 
| + let {ObjectType, uint8} = require("typedObjects"); | 
| + | 
| + let destroyed = []; | 
| + let arrayDestroyed = false; | 
| + let type1 = ObjectType({ | 
| + foo: uint8 | 
| + }, { | 
| + constructor: function(foo) | 
| + { | 
| + this.foo = foo; | 
| + }, | 
| + destructor: function() | 
| + { | 
| + destroyed.push(this.foo); | 
| + } | 
| + }); | 
| + | 
| + let type1Array = type1.Array(null, { | 
| + destructor: function() | 
| + { | 
| + arrayDestroyed = true; | 
| + } | 
| + }); | 
| + ok(type1Array, "Array type created"); | 
| + | 
| + let array1 = type1Array(); | 
| + ok(array1, "Array created"); | 
| + | 
| + equal(array1.length, 0, "Default array length"); | 
| + equal(array1.size, 0, "Default array size"); | 
| + | 
| + throws(() => array1.get(0), "Getting element of empty array throws"); | 
| + throws(() => array1.set(0, null), "Setting element of empty array throws"); | 
| + | 
| + array1.length = 1; | 
| + equal(array1.length, 1, "Array length set to 1"); | 
| + equal(array1.size, 1, "Array size adjusted accordingly"); | 
| + | 
| + let obj1 = type1(1); | 
| + array1.set(0, obj1); | 
| + obj1.release(); | 
| + | 
| + ok(obj1.equals(array1.get(0)), "Array element persisted"); | 
| + throws(() => array1.get(-1), "Getting with negative element index throws"); | 
| + throws(() => array1.get(1), "Getting with too large element index throws"); | 
| + throws(() => array1.set(-1, null), "Setting with negative element index throws"); | 
| + throws(() => array1.set(1, null), "Setting with too large element index throws"); | 
| + | 
| + array1.length = 3; | 
| + equal(array1.length, 3, "Array length set to 3"); | 
| + equal(array1.size, 4, "Array size adjusted accordingly"); | 
| + | 
| + ok(obj1.equals(array1.get(0)), "Array element survived resizing"); | 
| + equal(array1.get(1), null, "Uninitialized array element is null"); | 
| + equal(array1.get(2), null, "Uninitialized array element is null"); | 
| + | 
| + let obj2 = type1(2); | 
| + array1.set(2, obj2); | 
| + obj2.release(); | 
| + | 
| + ok(obj1.equals(array1.get(0)), "Array element unchanged after setting another element"); | 
| + equal(array1.get(1), null, "Uninitialized array element is null"); | 
| + ok(obj2.equals(array1.get(2)), "Array element persisted"); | 
| + | 
| + deepEqual(destroyed, [], "No objects destroyed at this point"); | 
| + | 
| + array1.set(0, null); | 
| + deepEqual(destroyed, [1], "Object destroyed after being unset in array"); | 
| + | 
| + array1.set(1, array1.get(2)); | 
| + array1.set(2, null); | 
| + deepEqual(destroyed, [1], "Object not destroyed after being unset in array if still set on another element"); | 
| + | 
| + array1.length = 1; | 
| + equal(array1.length, 1, "Array length reduced"); | 
| + equal(array1.size, 4, "Array size unchanged after length reduction"); | 
| + deepEqual(destroyed, [1, 2], "Object destroyed after removed implicitly by reducing length"); | 
| + | 
| + ok(!arrayDestroyed, "Array not destroyed at this point"); | 
| + array1.release(); | 
| + ok(arrayDestroyed, "Array destroyed after releasing"); | 
| + }); | 
| + | 
| + test("Array memory allocation", function() | 
| + { | 
| + let {uint32} = require("typedObjects"); | 
| + | 
| + let uint32Array = uint32.Array(null, { | 
| + arrayBufferSize: 8, | 
| + constructor: function(length) | 
| + { | 
| + this.length = length; | 
| + } | 
| + }); | 
| + | 
| + let array1 = uint32Array(0); | 
| + equal(array1.arrayBufferIndex, -1, "No buffer allocated for zero-size arrays"); | 
| + | 
| + array1.length = 3; | 
| + equal(array1.arrayBufferIndex, 0, "First array allocated in first buffer"); | 
| + equal(array1.arrayByteOffset, 0, "First array allocated at zero byte offset"); | 
| + | 
| + let array2 = uint32Array(4); | 
| + equal(array2.arrayBufferIndex, 0, "Second array allocated in first buffer"); | 
| + equal(array2.arrayByteOffset, 16, "Second array allocated at next available byte offset"); | 
| + | 
| + let array3 = uint32Array(4); | 
| + equal(array3.arrayBufferIndex, 1, "Third array allocated in new buffer"); | 
| + equal(array3.arrayByteOffset, 0, "Third array allocated at zero byte offset"); | 
| + | 
| + let array4 = uint32Array(2); | 
| + equal(array4.arrayBufferIndex, 2, "Array with different size allocated in new buffer"); | 
| + equal(array4.arrayByteOffset, 0, "Array with different size allocated at zero offset"); | 
| + | 
| + array2.release(); | 
| + array2 = uint32Array(3); | 
| + equal(array2.arrayBufferIndex, 0, "After releasing an array new array is allocated in same buffer"); | 
| + equal(array2.arrayByteOffset, 16, "After releasing an array new array is allocated at same byte offset"); | 
| + | 
| + array1.length = 0; | 
| + array1.size = 0; | 
| + equal(array1.arrayBufferIndex, -1, "Setting array size to zero releases its buffer"); | 
| + | 
| + array4.length = 4; | 
| + equal(array4.arrayBufferIndex, 0, "Increasing array size moves it to a different buffer"); | 
| + equal(array4.arrayByteOffset, 0, "Increasing array size moves makes it reuse the spot from a released array buffer"); | 
| + | 
| + let array5 = uint32Array(9); | 
| + equal(array5.arrayBufferIndex, 3, "Large array gets its own buffer"); | 
| + equal(array5.arrayByteOffset, 0, "Large array is allocated at zero offset"); | 
| + | 
| + let array6 = uint32Array(9); | 
| + equal(array6.arrayBufferIndex, 4, "Second large array gets its own buffer"); | 
| + equal(array6.arrayByteOffset, 0, "Second large array is allocated at zero offset"); | 
| + | 
| + array5.release(); | 
| + array5 = uint32Array(9); | 
| + equal(array5.arrayBufferIndex, 5, "Buffer indexes for large arrays aren't reused"); | 
| + equal(array5.arrayByteOffset, 0, "Large array is allocated at zero offset"); | 
| + | 
| + for (let array of [array1, array2, array3, array4]) | 
| 
Wladimir Palant
2014/05/16 13:23:14
This should release array5 as well, fixed it local
 | 
| + array.release(); | 
| + }); | 
| })(); |