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// Copyright (c) 2023, the Dart project authors. Please see the AUTHORS file
// for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
// BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
import 'dart:js_interop';
import 'package:expect/async_helper.dart';
import 'package:expect/expect.dart';
// Catch JS exceptions in try-catch and try-finally, in sync and async
// functions. Also in `await`.
void main() async {
asyncStart();
defineJSFunctions();
jsExceptionCatch();
jsExceptionFinally();
jsExceptionGuardTypeTest();
jsExceptionRuntimeTypeTest();
await jsExceptionCatchAsync();
await jsExceptionFinallyAsync();
await jsExceptionCatchAsyncDirect();
await jsExceptionFinallyAsyncDirect();
await jsExceptionFinallyPropagateAsync();
await jsExceptionFinallyPropagateAsyncDirect();
await jsExceptionTypeTest1();
await jsExceptionTypeTest2();
asyncEnd();
}
@JS()
external void eval(String code);
@JS()
external void throwString();
@JS()
external void throwError();
@JS()
external void throwObject();
@JS()
external JSAny getThrownJSObject();
bool runtimeTrue() => int.parse('1') == 1;
void defineJSFunctions() {
eval(r'''
self.thrownJSObject = undefined;
self.getThrownJSObject = function() {
return self.thrownJSObject;
}
self.throwString = function() {
self.thrownJSObject = "Hi from JS";
throw self.thrownJSObject;
}
self.throwError = function() {
self.thrownJSObject = new Error("Hi from JS");
throw self.thrownJSObject;
}
self.throwObject = function() {
self.thrownJSObject = new Object();
throw self.thrownJSObject;
}
''');
}
void throwDart() {
if (runtimeTrue()) {
throw "Hi from Dart";
}
}
// Catch a JS exception in `catch`.
void jsExceptionCatch() {
try {
throwString();
} catch (e) {
return;
}
Expect.fail("Exception not caught");
}
// Catch a JS exception in `finally`.
void jsExceptionFinally() {
if (runtimeTrue()) {
try {
throwString();
} finally {
return;
}
}
Expect.fail("Exception not caught");
}
Future<void> throwJSExceptionAsync() async {
return throwString();
}
// A simple async function used to create suspension points.
Future<int> yield_() async => runtimeTrue() ? 1 : throw '';
// Catch a JS exception throw by `await` in `catch`.
Future<void> jsExceptionCatchAsync() async {
try {
await throwJSExceptionAsync();
} catch (e) {
return;
}
Expect.fail("Exception not caught");
}
// Catch a JS exception thrown by `await` in `finally`.
Future<void> jsExceptionFinallyAsync() async {
if (runtimeTrue()) {
try {
await throwJSExceptionAsync();
} finally {
return;
}
}
Expect.fail("Exception not caught");
}
// Catch a JS exception thrown without `await` in `catch`.
Future<void> jsExceptionCatchAsyncDirect() async {
try {
throwString();
} catch (e) {
return;
}
Expect.fail("Exception not caught");
}
// Catch a JS exception thrown without `await` in `finally`.
Future<void> jsExceptionFinallyAsyncDirect() async {
if (runtimeTrue()) {
try {
throwString();
} finally {
return;
}
}
Expect.fail("Exception not caught");
}
// Check that the finally blocks rethrow JS exceptions, when `await` throws.
Future<void> jsExceptionFinallyPropagateAsync() async {
int i = 0;
try {
if (runtimeTrue()) {
try {
await throwJSExceptionAsync();
} finally {
i += 1;
}
}
} catch (e) {
i += 1;
}
Expect.equals(i, 2);
}
// Check that the finally blocks rethrow JS exceptions, when a function directly
// throws (no `await`).
Future<void> jsExceptionFinallyPropagateAsyncDirect() async {
int i = 0;
try {
if (runtimeTrue()) {
try {
throwString();
} finally {
i += 1;
}
}
} catch (e) {
i += 1;
}
Expect.equals(i, 2);
}
// Catch JS exception and run type tests. Dummy `await` statements to generate
// suspension points before and after every statement. Type test should succeed
// in the same try-catch statement.
Future<void> jsExceptionTypeTest1() async {
bool exceptionCaught = false;
bool errorCaught = false;
bool objectCaught = false;
try {
await yield_();
if (runtimeTrue()) {
try {
await yield_();
throwString();
await yield_();
} on Exception catch (_) {
await yield_();
exceptionCaught = true;
await yield_();
} on Error catch (_) {
await yield_();
errorCaught = true;
await yield_();
} catch (_) {
objectCaught = true;
await yield_();
}
}
} catch (_) {
await yield_();
}
Expect.equals(exceptionCaught, false);
Expect.equals(errorCaught, false);
Expect.equals(objectCaught, true);
}
// Similar to `jsExceptionTypeTest1`, but the type test should succeed in a
// parent try-catch.
Future<void> jsExceptionTypeTest2() async {
bool exceptionCaughtInner = false;
bool errorCaughtInner = false;
bool objectCaughtInner = false;
bool exceptionCaughtOuter = false;
bool errorCaughtOuter = false;
bool objectCaughtOuter = false;
try {
await yield_();
if (runtimeTrue()) {
try {
await yield_();
throwString();
await yield_();
} on Exception catch (_) {
await yield_();
exceptionCaughtInner = true;
await yield_();
rethrow;
} on Error catch (_) {
await yield_();
errorCaughtInner = true;
await yield_();
rethrow;
} catch (_) {
await yield_();
objectCaughtInner = true;
await yield_();
rethrow;
}
}
} on Exception catch (_) {
await yield_();
exceptionCaughtOuter = true;
await yield_();
} on Error catch (_) {
await yield_();
errorCaughtOuter = true;
await yield_();
} catch (_) {
await yield_();
objectCaughtOuter = true;
await yield_();
}
Expect.equals(exceptionCaughtInner, false);
Expect.equals(errorCaughtInner, false);
Expect.equals(objectCaughtInner, true);
Expect.equals(exceptionCaughtOuter, false);
Expect.equals(errorCaughtOuter, false);
Expect.equals(objectCaughtOuter, true);
}
/// Test that JS exceptions are caught correctly based on the `on` guard types.
void jsExceptionGuardTypeTest() {
// Catch a JS object as `Object`.
{
var caught = false;
try {
throwObject();
} on Object catch (e) {
caught = e.isA<JSObject>();
}
Expect.equals(caught, true);
}
// Catch a JS object as `dynamic`.
{
var caught = false;
try {
throwObject();
} on dynamic catch (e) {
caught = e is JSObject;
}
Expect.equals(caught, true);
}
// Catch a JS object as `Object?`.
{
var caught = false;
try {
throwObject();
} on Object? catch (e) {
caught = e.isA<JSObject>();
}
Expect.equals(caught, true);
}
// Catch a JS object as JS string.
//
// We don't try to distinguish JS types when catching as they'll all be
// `JSValue` wrappers.
{
var caught = false;
try {
throwString();
} on JSObject catch (e) {
caught = e.isA<JSString>();
}
Expect.equals(caught, true);
}
// Don't catch a Dart object as JS.
{
var caughtObject = false;
try {
var caughtJSAny = false;
try {
throwDart();
} on JSAny {
caughtJSAny = true;
}
Expect.equals(caughtJSAny, false);
} catch (e) {
caughtObject = true;
}
Expect.equals(caughtObject, true);
}
// Same as above, but a single Dart `try` catches both JS and Dart objects.
{
var caughtObject = false;
var caughtJSAny = false;
try {
throwDart();
} on JSAny {
caughtJSAny = true;
} on Object {
caughtObject = true;
}
Expect.equals(caughtJSAny, false);
Expect.equals(caughtObject, true);
}
}
/// Test that JS exceptions have the right runtime types.
void jsExceptionRuntimeTypeTest() {
for (final f in [
() => throwString(),
() => throwError(),
() => throwObject(),
]) {
dynamic caughtObject;
try {
f();
} catch (e) {
caughtObject = e;
}
Expect.equals(caughtObject.runtimeType, JSAny);
}
dynamic caughtObject;
try {
throwDart();
} catch (e) {
caughtObject = e;
}
Expect.notEquals(caughtObject.runtimeType, JSAny);
}
/// Test that we wrap the right JS objects when catching JS exceptions.
void jsExceptionIdentityTest() {
for (final f in [
() => throwString(),
() => throwError(),
() => throwObject(),
]) {
dynamic caughtObject;
try {
f();
} on JSAny catch (e) {
caughtObject = e;
}
Expect.equals(caughtObject.strictEquals(getThrownJSObject()), true);
}
}