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require 'test/minirunit'
# ensure binding is setting self correctly
def x
"foo"
end
Z = binding
class A
def x
"bar"
end
def y
eval("x", Z)
end
end
old_self = self
test_equal("foo", A.new.y)
test_equal("foo", x)
#### ensure self is back to pre bound eval
test_equal(old_self, self)
#### ensure returns within ensures that cross evalstates during an eval are handled properly (whew!)
def inContext &proc
begin
proc.call
ensure
end
end
def x2
inContext do
return "foo"
end
end
test_equal(x2, "foo")
# test that evaling a proc doesn't goof up the module nesting for a binding
proc_binding = eval("proc{binding}.call", TOPLEVEL_BINDING)
nesting = eval("$nesting = nil; class A; $nesting = Module.nesting; end; $nesting", TOPLEVEL_BINDING)
test_equal("A", nesting.to_s)
class Foo
def initialize(p)
@prefix = p
end
def result(val)
redefine_result
result val
end
def redefine_result
method_decl = "def result(val); \"#{@prefix}: \#\{val\}\"; end"
instance_eval method_decl, "generated code (#{__FILE__}:#{__LINE__})"
end
end
f = Foo.new("foo")
test_equal "foo: hi", f.result("hi")
g = Foo.new("bar")
test_equal "bar: hi", g.result("hi")
test_equal "foo: bye", f.result("bye")
test_equal "bar: bye", g.result("bye")
# JRUBY-214 - eval should call to_str on arg 0
class Bar
def to_str
"magic_number"
end
end
magic_number = 1
test_equal(magic_number, eval(Bar.new))
test_exception(TypeError) { eval(Object.new) }
# JRUBY-386 tests
# need at least one arg
test_exception(ArgumentError) { eval }
test_exception(ArgumentError) {self.class.module_eval}
test_exception(ArgumentError) {self.class.class_eval}
test_exception(ArgumentError) {3.instance_eval}
# args must respond to #to_str
test_exception(TypeError) {eval 3}
test_exception(TypeError) {self.class.module_eval 3}
test_exception(TypeError) {self.class.class_eval 4}
test_exception(TypeError) {3.instance_eval 4}
begin
eval 'return'
rescue LocalJumpError => e
test_ok(e.message =~ /unexpected return$/)
end
begin
eval 'break'
rescue LocalJumpError => e
test_ok(e.message =~ /unexpected break$/)
end
begin
"".instance_eval 'break'
rescue LocalJumpError => e
test_ok(e.message =~ /unexpected break$/)
end
begin
"".instance_eval 'return'
rescue LocalJumpError => e
test_ok(e.message =~ /unexpected return$/)
end
# If getBindingRubyClass isn't used, this test case will fail,
# since when eval gets called, Kernel will get pushed on the
# parent-stack, and this will always become the RubyClass for
# the evaled string, which is incorrect.
class AbcTestFooAbc
eval <<-ENDT
def foofoo_foofoo
end
ENDT
end
test_equal ["foofoo_foofoo"], AbcTestFooAbc.instance_methods.grep(/foofoo_foofoo/)
test_equal [], Object.instance_methods.grep(/foofoo_foofoo/)
# test Binding.of_caller
def foo
x = 1
bar
end
def bar
eval "x + 1", Binding.of_caller
end
test_equal(2, foo)
# test returns within an eval
def foo
eval 'return 1'
return 2
end
def foo2
x = "blah"
x.instance_eval "return 1"
return 2
end
test_equal(1, foo)
# this case is still broken
test_equal(1, foo2)
$a = 1
eval 'BEGIN { $a = 2 }'
test_equal(1, $a)
$b = nil
class Foo
$b = binding
end
a = Object.new
main = self
b = binding
a.instance_eval {
eval("test_equal(a, self)")
eval("test_equal(main,self)", b)
eval("test_equal(Foo, self)", $b)
}
module EvalScope
eval "class Bar; def self.foo; 'foo'; end; end"
end
test_equal("foo", EvalScope::Bar.foo)
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