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tubestation/devtools/server/tests/unit/test_unsafeDereference.js

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// Any copyright is dedicated to the Public Domain.
// http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
/* eslint-disable strict */
// Test Debugger.Object.prototype.unsafeDereference in the presence of
// interesting cross-compartment wrappers.
//
// This is not really a debugger server test; it's more of a Debugger test.
// But we need xpcshell and Components.utils.Sandbox to get
// cross-compartment wrappers with interesting properties, and this is the
// xpcshell test directory most closely related to the JS Debugger API.
Components.utils.import("resource://gre/modules/jsdebugger.jsm");
addDebuggerToGlobal(this);
// Add a method to Debugger.Object for fetching value properties
// conveniently.
Debugger.Object.prototype.getProperty = function (name) {
let desc = this.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(name);
if (!desc) {
return undefined;
}
if (!desc.value) {
throw Error("Debugger.Object.prototype.getProperty: " +
"not a value property: " + name);
}
return desc.value;
};
function run_test() {
// Create a low-privilege sandbox, and a chrome-privilege sandbox.
let contentBox = Components.utils.Sandbox("http://www.example.com");
let chromeBox = Components.utils.Sandbox(this);
// Create an objects in this compartment, and one in each sandbox. We'll
// refer to the objects as "mainObj", "contentObj", and "chromeObj", in
// variable and property names.
let mainObj = { name: "mainObj" };
Components.utils.evalInSandbox('var contentObj = { name: "contentObj" };',
contentBox);
Components.utils.evalInSandbox('var chromeObj = { name: "chromeObj" };',
chromeBox);
// Give each global a pointer to all the other globals' objects.
contentBox.mainObj = chromeBox.mainObj = mainObj;
let contentObj = chromeBox.contentObj = contentBox.contentObj;
let chromeObj = contentBox.chromeObj = chromeBox.chromeObj;
// First, a whole bunch of basic sanity checks, to ensure that JavaScript
// evaluated in various scopes really does see the world the way this
// test expects it to.
// The objects appear as global variables in the sandbox, and as
// the sandbox object's properties in chrome.
do_check_true(Components.utils.evalInSandbox("mainObj", contentBox)
=== contentBox.mainObj);
do_check_true(Components.utils.evalInSandbox("contentObj", contentBox)
=== contentBox.contentObj);
do_check_true(Components.utils.evalInSandbox("chromeObj", contentBox)
=== contentBox.chromeObj);
do_check_true(Components.utils.evalInSandbox("mainObj", chromeBox)
=== chromeBox.mainObj);
do_check_true(Components.utils.evalInSandbox("contentObj", chromeBox)
=== chromeBox.contentObj);
do_check_true(Components.utils.evalInSandbox("chromeObj", chromeBox)
=== chromeBox.chromeObj);
// We (the main global) can see properties of all objects in all globals.
do_check_true(contentBox.mainObj.name === "mainObj");
do_check_true(contentBox.contentObj.name === "contentObj");
do_check_true(contentBox.chromeObj.name === "chromeObj");
// chromeBox can see properties of all objects in all globals.
do_check_eq(Components.utils.evalInSandbox("mainObj.name", chromeBox),
"mainObj");
do_check_eq(Components.utils.evalInSandbox("contentObj.name", chromeBox),
"contentObj");
do_check_eq(Components.utils.evalInSandbox("chromeObj.name", chromeBox),
"chromeObj");
// contentBox can see properties of the content object, but not of either
// chrome object, because by default, content -> chrome wrappers hide all
// object properties.
do_check_eq(Components.utils.evalInSandbox("mainObj.name", contentBox),
undefined);
do_check_eq(Components.utils.evalInSandbox("contentObj.name", contentBox),
"contentObj");
do_check_eq(Components.utils.evalInSandbox("chromeObj.name", contentBox),
undefined);
// When viewing an object in compartment A from the vantage point of
// compartment B, Debugger should give the same results as debuggee code
// would.
// Create a debugger, debugging our two sandboxes.
let dbg = new Debugger();
// Create Debugger.Object instances referring to the two sandboxes, as
// seen from their own compartments.
let contentBoxDO = dbg.addDebuggee(contentBox);
let chromeBoxDO = dbg.addDebuggee(chromeBox);
// Use Debugger to view the objects from contentBox. We should get the
// same D.O instance from both getProperty and makeDebuggeeValue, and the
// same property visibility we checked for above.
let mainFromContentDO = contentBoxDO.getProperty("mainObj");
do_check_eq(mainFromContentDO, contentBoxDO.makeDebuggeeValue(mainObj));
do_check_eq(mainFromContentDO.getProperty("name"), undefined);
do_check_eq(mainFromContentDO.unsafeDereference(), mainObj);
let contentFromContentDO = contentBoxDO.getProperty("contentObj");
do_check_eq(contentFromContentDO, contentBoxDO.makeDebuggeeValue(contentObj));
do_check_eq(contentFromContentDO.getProperty("name"), "contentObj");
do_check_eq(contentFromContentDO.unsafeDereference(), contentObj);
let chromeFromContentDO = contentBoxDO.getProperty("chromeObj");
do_check_eq(chromeFromContentDO, contentBoxDO.makeDebuggeeValue(chromeObj));
do_check_eq(chromeFromContentDO.getProperty("name"), undefined);
do_check_eq(chromeFromContentDO.unsafeDereference(), chromeObj);
// Similarly, viewing from chromeBox.
let mainFromChromeDO = chromeBoxDO.getProperty("mainObj");
do_check_eq(mainFromChromeDO, chromeBoxDO.makeDebuggeeValue(mainObj));
do_check_eq(mainFromChromeDO.getProperty("name"), "mainObj");
do_check_eq(mainFromChromeDO.unsafeDereference(), mainObj);
let contentFromChromeDO = chromeBoxDO.getProperty("contentObj");
do_check_eq(contentFromChromeDO, chromeBoxDO.makeDebuggeeValue(contentObj));
do_check_eq(contentFromChromeDO.getProperty("name"), "contentObj");
do_check_eq(contentFromChromeDO.unsafeDereference(), contentObj);
let chromeFromChromeDO = chromeBoxDO.getProperty("chromeObj");
do_check_eq(chromeFromChromeDO, chromeBoxDO.makeDebuggeeValue(chromeObj));
do_check_eq(chromeFromChromeDO.getProperty("name"), "chromeObj");
do_check_eq(chromeFromChromeDO.unsafeDereference(), chromeObj);
}