Previously, when the current appended element is fast array the "this"
array was expected to always be a fast array also. This may not be the
case when the previous appended element was not fast thus converting
the "this" array to a slow form.
Previous fix introduced in
2c1382bab643 (0.7.2) was not complete, the
correct fix is to never assume "this" is fast, whereas njs_array_add()
may only be called with fast arrays.
This closes #471 issue in Github.
uint64_t size;
njs_value_t *start, *old;
+ njs_assert(array->object.fast_array);
+
free_before = array->start - array->data;
free_after = array->size - array->length - free_before;
njs_set_invalid(&retval);
}
- ret = njs_array_add(vm, array, &retval);
- if (njs_slow_path(ret != NJS_OK)) {
- return NJS_ERROR;
+ ret = njs_value_property_i64_set(vm, &this, length,
+ &retval);
+ if (njs_slow_path(ret == NJS_ERROR)) {
+ return ret;
}
}
"njs.dump([a[0], a[33],a.length])"),
njs_str("[1,1,65]") },
+ { njs_str("var a = [1]; a[1111111] = 2;"
+ "var a2 = [3].concat(a, [4]);"
+ "njs.dump(a2)"),
+ njs_str("[3,1,<1111110 empty items>,2,4]") },
+
{ njs_str("var re = /abc/; re[Symbol.isConcatSpreadable] = true;"
"re[0] = 1, re[1] = 2, re[2] = 3, re.length = 3;"
"[].concat(re)"),