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| 1 // When multiple frames have onPop handlers, they are called in the correct order. | |
| 2 var g = newGlobal(); | |
| 3 g.eval("function f() { debugger; }"); | |
| 4 g.eval("function g() { f(); }"); | |
| 5 g.eval("function h() { g(); }"); | |
| 6 g.eval("function i() { h(); }"); | |
| 7 | |
| 8 var dbg = new Debugger(g); | |
| 9 var log; | |
| 10 function logger(frame, mark) { | |
| 11 return function (completion) { | |
| 12 assertEq(this, frame); | |
| 13 assertEq('return' in completion, true); | |
| 14 log += mark; | |
| 15 }; | |
| 16 } | |
| 17 dbg.onEnterFrame = function handleEnter(f) { | |
| 18 log += "(" + f.callee.name; | |
| 19 // Note that this establishes a distinct function object as each | |
| 20 // frame's onPop handler. Thus, a pass proves that each frame is | |
| 21 // remembering its handler separately. | |
| 22 f.onPop = logger(f, f.callee.name + ")"); | |
| 23 }; | |
| 24 dbg.onDebuggerStatement = function handleDebugger(f) { | |
| 25 log += 'd'; | |
| 26 }; | |
| 27 log = ''; | |
| 28 g.i(); | |
| 29 assertEq(log, "(i(h(g(fdf)g)h)i)"); |
