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@ -2016,8 +2016,7 @@ result is either: |
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* A "not found" error if the property doesn't exist. |
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Properties stored in the internal "array part" are indexed using numeric |
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string keys, e.g. ``"3"``, not integers, to avoid unnecessary string churn |
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on the target. |
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string keys, e.g. ``"3"``, not integers. |
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Proxy objects are inspected as is without invoking any traps. The only |
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properties usually available are the Duktape specific internal control |
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@ -2037,10 +2036,8 @@ GetHeapObjInfo and GetObjPropDescRange): |
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* Key |
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- String for ordinary properties |
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- Number for array index properties of "dense arrays", i.e. arrays which |
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have an internal array part present |
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- Always a string, for array index properties convert index to canonical |
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index string (e.g. ``"3"``) |
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* Property value: |
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@ -2163,9 +2160,10 @@ arrays don't have an array part and array items are stored in the main property |
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table together with normal string keyed properties. Array items for sparse |
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arrays will thus appear as normal string keyed properties, and may not be in |
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ascending index order; the debug client should always reorder properties to |
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fit the preferred display order. For both dense and sparse arrays there may |
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be gaps in the array, i.e. elements may be missing. Such elements will not |
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be included in the inspection result at all. |
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fit the preferred display order. Array gaps may be visible either as missing |
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keys or as keys with the dvalue "unused". Currently gaps in sparse arrays |
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will be visible as missing keys while gaps in dense arrays are visible as |
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"unused" dvalues; the debug client should handle both cases. |
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See GetHeapObjInfo for notes about pointer safety. |
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