Transitioning to native JavaScript timezone APIs in CPTimeZone exposed latent defects in CPDateFormatter's token parsing and offset generation.
* Update CPDateFormatterTest to enforce strict UTC temporal baseline matching.
* Bypass unreliable host JavaScript local string parsing heuristics in `_dateFromTokens:dateComponents:` by implementing native `Date.UTC()` absolute timestamp construction.
* Fix GMT offset string generation for the `Z` token to correctly evaluate zero-offset timezones as positive, ensuring standard `+0000` formatting instead of `-0000`.
Expand test coverage for timezone parsing, offset evaluation, and GMT validation.
Establishes a strict temporal baseline and formally exposes existing logic flaws in CPTimeZone prior to applying implementation fixes.
Prefix unasserted performance tests with 'disabled_' in CPArrayControllerTest
and CPArrayPerformanceTest to eliminate wall-clock timing noise from standard
CI runs.
Add a dummy assertion to CPArrayPerformanceTest to maintain runner
compatibility without executing obsolete micro-benchmarks.
* Update abbreviationForDate and _abbreviationForNameAndDate to read the short time zone name directly from Intl.DateTimeFormat(...).formatToParts(). This replaces regular expression parsing of date strings.
* Update knownTimeZoneNames to use Intl.supportedValuesOf('timeZone') to retrieve the complete IANA time zone set. The method falls back to the legacy 48-city list if Intl is unavailable.
* Replace duplicate regular expression logic in testInitWithNameRespectsDaylightSaving with a direct Intl call.
* Add pinning tests for the recently corrected offsets and the unchanged MSD value.
* Add a feature-detected test for the knownTimeZoneNames upgrade.
* Add two disabled tests to document unresolved gaps: non-English localizedName outputs and ambiguous reverse offset lookups.
* The full IANA-identity redesign as a separate task. Abbreviation-keyed lookups, colliding offsets, and English-only localizedName limitations remain unresolved in this interim fix.
Foundation/CPException.j: _CPRaiseRangeException and _CPRaiseInvalidArgumentException called METHOD_CALL_STRING(), undefined anywhere.
Every out-of-bounds CPArray access threw an
uncatchable JS ReferenceError instead of CPRangeException/
CPInvalidArgumentException.
Fixed to call the existing _CPMethodCallString(anObject, aSelector).
Tests/Foundation/CPArrayTest.j, CPMutableArrayTest.j: the defect
was invisible because test_objectAtIndex_ and test_objectsAtIndexes_
checked only that something was thrown, not what.
Added exception-identity checks, and fixed ConcreteArray/ConcreteMutableArray's
objectAtIndex: overrides, which threw a plain string and would have
failed the new checks.
The `for...of` syntax tests in `CPSetTest` and `CPDictionaryTest` iterate over empty collections. This leaves the bound variables unread, which triggers the static analyzer and fails the zero-warning CI policy.
Standard Javascript idioms for handling blank identifiers (such as `_` or pure evaluation via `void`) are either unsupported or cause AST collisions within the Node.js parser. The variables are now explicitly evaluated using native Objective-J message sends. This registers a read operation for the analyzer, preserves the legacy parser's structural expectations, and ensures the runtime state remains pristine.
As we have a tool-free bridges between many classes and JavaScript types by setting the isa property on the type, for example CPArray and Array. Using the for...in enumeration the isa property will be included in the loop if the property is enumerable (this is the default behavior). This commit set the property as not enumerable.
Also added test case for check that the isa property on classes are not enumerable using a for...in loop.
JavaScript now handles time a lot better. Times from before around 1900 is different in different
parts of the world so we just changed this test case to be a bit more modern.
An example:
var array = @[ @{@"Name": @"1"},
@{@"Name": @"2", @"approveTime": @"Now"}
];
var predicate = [CPPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"approveTime != nil"];
CPLog(@"result: %@", [array filteredArrayUsingPredicate:predicate]); // result: <empty array>
If I run this in Cappuccino I get an empty array
If I run it in Cocoa on a Mac I get:
result: (
{
Name = 2;
approveTime = Now;
}
Fixed: When dependent key paths use a relationship, only the first added observer will observe the attribute for the relationship object.
Also, an optimisation on when the willChange… chain is running, there is no need to replace the observers as no new values are set yet. That will be done when the didChange… chain is running.
We expect this method to return a whole number like in Objective-C. This also goes for the related methods, `shortValue`, `longValue` and `longLongValue`.
Also adds more tests (in addition to the existing, already failing test).
Previously a CPPredicate created with format `value == nil` was converted back to `value == <CPNull @ xxxx>`
This patch ensures `predicateFormat` returns `value == nil`
Test added in CPPredicateTest.j
David Richardson
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Alexander Ljungberg
Martin Carlberg
Antoine Mercadal