fixed Promise return in the REPL by using a wrapper object in async std.evalScript() (github issue #231)

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Fabrice Bellard 2024-02-03 15:47:42 +01:00
parent c6cc6a9a5e
commit 00967aac24
4 changed files with 20 additions and 5 deletions

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@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ endif
# Windows cross compilation from Linux
#CONFIG_WIN32=y
# use link time optimization (smaller and faster executables but slower build)
CONFIG_LTO=y
#CONFIG_LTO=y
# consider warnings as errors (for development)
#CONFIG_WERROR=y
# force 32 bit build for some utilities

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@ -379,7 +379,9 @@ optional properties:
stack frames below the evalScript.
@item async
Boolean (default = false). If true, @code{await} is accepted in the
script and a promise is returned.
script and a promise is returned. The promise is resolved with an
object whose @code{value} property holds the value returned by the
script.
@end table
@item loadScript(filename)

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@ -34182,9 +34182,21 @@ static __exception int js_parse_program(JSParseState *s)
if (!s->is_module) {
/* return the value of the hidden variable eval_ret_idx */
emit_op(s, OP_get_loc);
emit_u16(s, fd->eval_ret_idx);
if (fd->func_kind == JS_FUNC_ASYNC) {
/* wrap the return value in an object so that promises can
be safely returned */
emit_op(s, OP_object);
emit_op(s, OP_dup);
emit_op(s, OP_get_loc);
emit_u16(s, fd->eval_ret_idx);
emit_op(s, OP_put_field);
emit_atom(s, JS_ATOM_value);
} else {
emit_op(s, OP_get_loc);
emit_u16(s, fd->eval_ret_idx);
}
emit_return(s, TRUE);
} else {
emit_return(s, FALSE);

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@ -1310,7 +1310,7 @@ import * as os from "os";
/* result is a promise */
result.then(print_eval_result, print_eval_error);
} else {
print_eval_result(result);
print_eval_result({ value: result });
}
} catch (error) {
print_eval_error(error);
@ -1318,6 +1318,7 @@ import * as os from "os";
}
function print_eval_result(result) {
result = result.value;
eval_time = os.now() - eval_start_time;
std.puts(colors[styles.result]);
print(result);