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.
and tested in that release):
#114564: Fix JS_Enumerate to return an empty id array instead of null
#115395: Fix JS garbage collection
#115200: Security dialog no longer blows assertion
#123211: Make sure output of sort array function is -1, 0, or 1.
#116195: Fix ImportProperty(), cope with an existing local variable
of the same name as the imported property
Unbusticate JS_invoke() so that closures work again
#115384,#115395: Handle bugs in toSource that strike when
getProperty is non-idempotent. Fix crash during JavaScript
garbage collection after enumerating object properties.
#??????: mjudge - Win16 files to make ptrdiff_t be 32 bits on Win16
treat all the 'arguments arguments' as if they were concatenated
together as a comma-separated list, and treat the list as if it were
the arguments list in a normal function declaration. That is, allow
comments, arbitrary whitespace, etc.
Fixed by introducing a TokenStream instance in the Function contructor
code.
