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// |reftest| shell-option(--enable-arraybuffer-resizable) skip-if(!ArrayBuffer.prototype.resize||!xulRuntime.shell) -- resizable-arraybuffer is not enabled unconditionally, requires shell-options
// Copyright (C) 2024 André Bargull. All rights reserved.
// This code is governed by the BSD license found in the LICENSE file.
/*---
esid: sec-%typedarray%.prototype.values
description: >
Calling next on an out-of-bounds typedarray throws no error when iterator exhausted.
features: [TypedArray, resizable-arraybuffer]
---*/
let rab = new ArrayBuffer(3, {maxByteLength: 5});
let ta = new Int8Array(rab, 1);
// Ensure the TypedArray is correctly initialised.
assert.sameValue(ta.length, 2);
assert.sameValue(ta.byteOffset, 1);
ta[0] = 11;
ta[1] = 22;
let it = ta.values();
let r;
// Fetch the first value.
r = it.next();
assert.sameValue(r.done, false);
assert.sameValue(r.value, 11);
// Fetch the second value.
r = it.next();
assert.sameValue(r.done, false);
assert.sameValue(r.value, 22);
// Iterator is now exhausted.
r = it.next();
assert.sameValue(r.done, true);
assert.sameValue(r.value, undefined);
// Resize buffer to zero.
rab.resize(0);
// TypedArray is now out-of-bounds.
assert.sameValue(ta.length, 0);
assert.sameValue(ta.byteOffset, 0);
// Calling next doesn't throw an error.
r = it.next();
assert.sameValue(r.done, true);
assert.sameValue(r.value, undefined);
reportCompare(0, 0);
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