On Sep 10, 2012, at 13:24 , Nebojša Ćirić wrote:
>> Can you provide bug IDs?
>
> # ICU bug http://bugs.icu-project.org/trac/ticket/9547
> 'data/test/suite/intl402/ch11/11.3/11.3.2_TRP.js': 'FAIL',
> # ICU bug http://bugs.icu-project.org/trac/ticket/9265
> 'data/test/suite/intl402/ch09/9.2/9.2.5_11_g_ii_2.js': 'FAIL'
>
> I don't have actual bug ID for ISO - CLDR issue (the fraction digits for
> currencies). I'll talk to Mark about it.
Thanks!
>> > 8/25 EF are from not implementing the i18n support for localeCompare and
>> > similar functions (yet).
>>
>> Looking forward to more info on this once you get there.
>>
> As soon as we ratify the spec :).
Would be good to try this before we ratify. Just don't ship it yet :-)
> NativeJSFormatter is V8 C++ method and it can detect if it was called as
> constructor or not. But by the time I call it it's already too late. It's
> interesting that requirement like this is in ES spec, but they don't provide
> a way to check/enforce it.
Have you talked to the V8 team about this and the prototype issue?
> > 2/6 F are from 1x.3_a.js tests, where 0 property of Array.prototype is
> > tainted. I don't know how to guard against this. Any pointers?
>
> You mean 9.2.1_2.js and 9.2.6_2.js? The spec here refers to the List
> specification type, and I implemented List objects using Array methods that
> you have to grab before anybody can replace them.
>
> Methods are fine, but what do you do with '0' property. You can't grab all
> indices in range to protect override.
List.prototype = Object.create(null);
> I have to check why:
>
> Object.defineProperty(Intl.Collator, 'prototype', new Intl.Collator())
I changed the spec a while ago to not use an actual Collator object as the
prototype object, after Allen and Suzuki-san reported problems with this
approach. Use Intl.Collator.call({}) with the standard built-in values of
Intl.Collator and Function.prototype.call instead.
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