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 // Asking for the script of a Debugger.Object should work, even when lazy

 // functions are involved.

 // Note that we never hand out the scripts of non-debuggee functions, and

 // putting a compartment in debug mode automatically de-lazifies all its

 // functions. (This ensures that findScripts works, too.)

 //

 // So here we create a reference to a non-debuggee function, verify that we

 // can't access its interesting properties, make it a debuggee, and verify

 // that everything becomes available.

 // Create functions f, g in a non-debuggee compartment.

 var g1 = newGlobal();

 g1.eval('function f() { return "from f"; }');

 g1.eval('function g() { return "from g"; }');

 // Create a debuggee compartment with CCWs referring to f and g.

 var g2 = newGlobal();

 var dbg = new Debugger;

 var g2w = dbg.addDebuggee(g2);

 g2.f = g1.f;

 g2.g = g1.g;

 // At this point, g1.f should still be a lazy function. Unwrapping a D.O

 // referring to g2's CCW of f should yield a D.O referring to f directly.

 // Asking for that second D.O's script should yield null, because it's not

 // a debuggee.

 var fDO = g2w.getOwnPropertyDescriptor('f').value;

 assertEq(fDO.global, g2w);

 assertEq(fDO.unwrap().global === g2w, false);

 assertEq(fDO.unwrap().script, null);

 // Similarly for g1.g, and asking for its parameter names.

 var gDO = g2w.getOwnPropertyDescriptor('g').value;

 assertEq(gDO.global, g2w);

 assertEq(gDO.unwrap().global === g2w, false);

 assertEq(gDO.unwrap().parameterNames, undefined);

 // Add g1 as a debuggee, and verify that we can get everything.

 dbg.addDebuggee(g1);

 assertEq(fDO.unwrap().script instanceof Debugger.Script, true);

 assertEq(gDO.unwrap().parameterNames instanceof Array, true);