hint of JSTYPE_NUMBER. This is a case that nobody cares about, but it's
used in a LiveConnect test case.
Added more registered Java packages for reduced server-roundtrips. Also,
loosened restrictions on accessing unregistered packages under "java" and
some of the other packages, in case Sun or somebody adds a "java.fooBar"
package.
all enumerated property names as strings, as was the case in JS1.1, instead
of the modern (>=JS1.2) behavior of allowing either string or integer property
names.
These project files were just checked in temporarily and are replaced by the
LiveConnectShell project files located in the js/ref/liveconnect subdirectory.
This new vendor-neutral version of LiveConnect is designed to replace the older
one in the js/jsj directory, which only works with the Netscape JVM. It is part
of the OJI initiative.
There was a check in our mini-nspr against asking the OS time services
what the DST offset was for time 0... but the check didn't do what the
comment said it did. So we got the wrong DST offset for... (drum roll
please) the two seconds on either side of the eve of 1970 GMT.
I have a similar fix ready for prmjtime.c, but I'll wait until the
stability freeze settles down.
Fix 123724 hippo: problems declaring var in an eval statement
This ended up being more complex than I initially thought it would be.
See comments in jsparse.c.
This comment is for checkin of version 1.8: mistakenly gave wrong comment
for that version.
Fix 123724 hippo: problems declaring var in an eval statement
The problem was that Variable() in jsparse.c used the scope from calling
js_FindVariableScope to determine whether or not to convert the operator
to GETVAR, but LookupArgOrVar did not. This caused a mismatched set and
get in the code generated from the eval script due to the presence of the
var in the function frame.
on activation (120172, mlm).
- Use #ifdef CHECK_RETURN_EXPR to hide CheckFinalReturn as well as its calls.
- 80th column tyranny, typedef symmetry, other cosmetics.
