gecko/js/xpconnect/wrappers/ChromeObjectWrapper.cpp

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#include "ChromeObjectWrapper.h"
namespace xpc {
// When creating wrappers for chrome objects in content, we detect if the
// prototype of the wrapped chrome object is a prototype for a standard class
// (like Array.prototype). If it is, we use the corresponding standard prototype
// from the wrapper's scope, rather than the wrapped standard prototype
// from the wrappee's scope.
//
// One of the reasons for doing this is to allow standard operations like
// chromeArray.forEach(..) to Just Work without explicitly listing them in
// __exposedProps__. Since proxies don't automatically inherit behavior from
// their prototype, we have to instrument the traps to do this manually.
ChromeObjectWrapper ChromeObjectWrapper::singleton;
static bool
PropIsFromStandardPrototype(JSContext *cx, JSPropertyDescriptor *desc)
{
MOZ_ASSERT(desc->obj);
JSObject *unwrapped = js::UnwrapObject(desc->obj);
JSAutoCompartment ac(cx, unwrapped);
return JS_IdentifyClassPrototype(cx, unwrapped) != JSProto_Null;
}
bool
ChromeObjectWrapper::getPropertyDescriptor(JSContext *cx, JSObject *wrapper,
jsid id, bool set,
js::PropertyDescriptor *desc)
{
// First, try the lookup on the base wrapper. This can throw for various
// reasons, including sets (gets fail silently). There's nothing we can really
// do for sets, so we can conveniently propagate any exception we hit here.
desc->obj = NULL;
if (!ChromeObjectWrapperBase::getPropertyDescriptor(cx, wrapper, id,
set, desc)) {
return false;
}
// If the property is something that can be found on a standard prototype,
// prefer the one we'll get via the prototype chain in the content
// compartment.
if (desc->obj && PropIsFromStandardPrototype(cx, desc))
desc->obj = NULL;
// If we found something, were doing a set, or have no proto, we're done.
JSObject *wrapperProto;
if (!JS_GetPrototype(cx, wrapper, &wrapperProto))
return false;
if (desc->obj || set || !wrapperProto)
return true;
// If not, try doing the lookup on the prototype.
MOZ_ASSERT(js::IsObjectInContextCompartment(wrapper, cx));
return JS_GetPropertyDescriptorById(cx, wrapperProto, id, 0, desc);
}
bool
ChromeObjectWrapper::has(JSContext *cx, JSObject *wrapper, jsid id, bool *bp)
{
// Try the lookup on the base wrapper.
if (!ChromeObjectWrapperBase::has(cx, wrapper, id, bp))
return false;
// If we found something or have no prototype, we're done.
JSObject *wrapperProto;
if (!JS_GetPrototype(cx, wrapper, &wrapperProto))
return false;
if (*bp || !wrapperProto)
return true;
// Try the prototype if that failed.
MOZ_ASSERT(js::IsObjectInContextCompartment(wrapper, cx));
JSPropertyDescriptor desc;
memset(&desc, 0, sizeof(desc));
if (!JS_GetPropertyDescriptorById(cx, wrapperProto, id, 0, &desc))
return false;
*bp = !!desc.obj;
return true;
}
bool
ChromeObjectWrapper::get(JSContext *cx, JSObject *wrapper, JSObject *receiver,
jsid id, js::Value *vp)
{
// Start with a call to getPropertyDescriptor. We unfortunately need to do
// this because the call signature of ::get doesn't give us any way to
// determine the object upon which the property was found.
JSPropertyDescriptor desc;
memset(&desc, 0, sizeof(desc));
if (!ChromeObjectWrapperBase::getPropertyDescriptor(cx, wrapper, id, false,
&desc)) {
return false;
}
// Only call through to the get trap on the underlying object if we'll find
// something, and if what we'll find is not on a standard prototype.
vp->setUndefined();
if (desc.obj && !PropIsFromStandardPrototype(cx, &desc)) {
// Call the get trap.
if (!ChromeObjectWrapperBase::get(cx, wrapper, receiver, id, vp))
return false;
// If we found something, we're done.
if (!vp->isUndefined())
return true;
}
// If we have no proto, we're done.
JSObject *wrapperProto;
if (!JS_GetPrototype(cx, wrapper, &wrapperProto))
return false;
if (!wrapperProto)
return true;
// Try the prototype.
MOZ_ASSERT(js::IsObjectInContextCompartment(wrapper, cx));
return js::GetGeneric(cx, wrapperProto, receiver, id, vp);
}
}