Lines Matching refs:interceptor
1301 // Helper functions for Interceptor/Accessor interaction tests
1432 // All i < 10000 go to the interceptor.
1451 interceptor.
1468 // All i < 10000 go to the interceptor.
1489 // The last i goes to the interceptor.
1505 // All i < 10000 go to the interceptor.
1511 // that both interceptor and accessor are being installed on the same object.
1531 // The last i goes to the interceptor.
1535 // that both interceptor and accessor are being installed on the same object.
1552 // All i < 10000 go to the interceptor.
1571 // The last i goes to the interceptor.
2132 // Associate an interceptor with an object and start setting hidden values.
3740 // Create an object with a named interceptor.
3749 // code). Then force object with a named interceptor into slow-case,
3750 // pass it to the function, and check that the interceptor is called
3773 // Create an object with a named interceptor.
3794 // Check that the interceptor was actually invoked.
3818 interceptor lookup.
3872 "obj.foo;")); // This setter should not run, due to the interceptor.
3921 // Make sure that the the interceptor code in the runtime properly handles
3973 // Make sure that the the interceptor code in the runtime properly handles
5100 v8::Handle<v8::Object> interceptor = templ->NewInstance();
5101 context->Global()->Set(v8_str("whammy"), interceptor);
5379 // in numerical order, indexed interceptor properties, named
5380 // properties in insertion order, named interceptor properties.
5389 // Indexed interceptor properties in the order they are returned
5390 // from the enumerator interceptor.
5402 // Named interceptor properties.
7400 // interceptor.
7423 // eventhough there is an interceptor on the object.
7440 // time eventhough there is an interceptor on the object.
8617 // This test should hit the load IC for the interceptor case.
8629 // configurations of interceptor and explicit fields works fine
8702 // a stub, but interceptor produced value on its own.
8752 // Test how post-interceptor lookups are done in the non-cacheable
8753 // case: the interceptor should not be invoked during this lookup.
8778 // global object which is between interceptor and fields' holders.
8812 // Check the case when receiver and interceptor's holder
8821 // Check the case when interceptor's holder is in proto chain
8844 // Check the case when receiver and interceptor's holder
8854 // Check the case when interceptor's holder is in proto chain
8893 // a stub, but interceptor produced value on its own.
8953 // global object which is between interceptor and callbacks' holders.
9005 // This test should hit the store IC for the interceptor case.
9050 // This test should hit the call IC for the interceptor case.
9068 // This test checks that if interceptor doesn't provide
9095 // This test checks that if interceptor provides a function,
9096 // even if we cached shadowed variant, interceptor's function
9143 // This test checks that if interceptor doesn't provide a function,
9174 // This test checks that if interceptor provides a function,
9175 // even if we cached constant function, interceptor's function
9270 // global object which is between interceptor and constant function' holders.
9348 // invoking the interceptor again.
9830 // both before and after the interceptor in the prototype chain).
9906 // Test the map transition before the interceptor.
9928 // Test the map transition after the interceptor.
9962 // This test should hit load and call ICs for the interceptor case.
9963 // Once in a while, the interceptor will reply that a property was not
10009 // Test interceptor load/call IC where the interceptor throws an
10052 // Test interceptor store IC where the interceptor throws an exception
12252 // Getting the property when the interceptor returns an empty handle
12260 // set locally without calling the interceptor.
12265 // Reenabling the interceptor should cause it to take precedence over
12271 // The interceptor should also work for other properties
12332 // Deleting the property when the interceptor returns an empty
12339 // without calling the interceptor.