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src,lib: re-implement DOMException as a cloneable native object #41044
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Refs: nodejs#41038 Signed-off-by: James M Snell <[email protected]>
Refs: nodejs#41038 Signed-off-by: James M Snell <[email protected]>
Refs: nodejs#41038 Signed-off-by: James M Snell <[email protected]>
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@@ -270,6 +276,97 @@ void DecorateErrorStack(Environment* env, | |||
const errors::TryCatchScope& try_catch); | |||
} // namespace errors | |||
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class DOMException : public BaseObject { |
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Why not inherit from JSTransferable?
Lines 318 to 321 in 3f51f05
// Provide a base class from which JS classes that should be transferable or | |
// cloneable by postMesssage() can inherit. | |
// See e.g. FileHandle in internal/fs/promises.js for an example. | |
class JSTransferable : public BaseObject { |
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Because we can't. See the referenced issue for detail: #41038
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Local<Object> err = Exception::Error(message_str).As<Object>(); | ||
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if (!err->Set(env->context(), env->name_string(), name_str).FromJust()) { |
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if (!err->Set(env->context(), env->name_string(), name_str).FromJust()) { | |
if (err->Set(env->context(), env->name_string(), name_str).IsNothing()) { |
Why crash the process in case of an ongoing exception?
env, | ||
obj, | ||
message, | ||
String::NewFromUtf8(env->isolate(), name.c_str()).ToLocalChecked()); |
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String::NewFromUtf8(env->isolate(), name.c_str()).ToLocalChecked()); | |
String::NewFromUtf8(env->isolate(), name.c_str()) | |
.FromMaybe(Local<String>())); |
Why crash the process in case of an ongoing exception?
args.GetReturnValue().Set(ret); | ||
#undef V |
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args.GetReturnValue().Set(ret); | |
#undef V | |
#undef V | |
args.GetReturnValue().Set(ret); |
Setting the return value does not need to be done in the scope of V, does it?
const std::string& name) | ||
: BaseObject(env, object) { | ||
Local<Value> message_value = | ||
String::NewFromUtf8(env->isolate(), message.c_str()).ToLocalChecked(); |
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We can get rid of the calls to the *Check*()
functions in the constructors and still signal to the caller if a failure occurs by using a factory function to construct these objects and return a nullish value when there is an exception. Such a thing is already implemented by the MessagePort
class constructors:
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class MessagePort : public HandleWrap { |
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This seems like a huge amount of unnecessary complexity, compared to making JSTransferable support transferables in the clone information … are you sure you want to do this?
return Global<Value>(); | ||
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return Global<Value>(env->isolate(), stack); |
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Why does this return a Global
rather than a Local
?
private: | ||
v8::Global<v8::Value> message; | ||
v8::Global<v8::Value> name; | ||
v8::Global<v8::Value> stack; |
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Are these always strings?
That does not actually solve the problem here. The issue is that custom error objects like |
// This is annoying, but v8 does not give a nice way of getting a good | ||
// stack property so we have to create an error object and capture a | ||
// stack that way. | ||
Global<Value> MakeErrorStack( |
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It doesn't seem nice that we have to re-implement all these error properties in C++. If the only problem with implementing them in JS (which seems nicer in comparison since we can do multiple inheritance there) is getting hold of C++ stuff before internalBinding
and require
become available, I think we can simply put JSTransferable and the symbols to some object (primordials
would do if we are being lazy and not want to invent a new argument) in InitializePrimordials
and pass them into the per-context script for DOMException to use?
The JavaScript-implemented
DOMException
is not structured cloneable without ugly hacks.This re-implements it in C++ as a cloneable
BaseObject
.Also makes
AbortError
structured cloneable.Refs: #41038