JSTests/mozilla/ecma_3/ExecutionContexts/10.1.4-1.js

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/**
    ECMA Section: 10.1.4.1 Entering An Execution Context
    ECMA says:
        * Global Code, Function Code
          Variable instantiation is performed using the global object as the
          variable object and using property attributes { DontDelete }.

        * Eval Code
          Variable instantiation is performed using the calling context's 
          variable object and using empty property attributes.
*/

test();

function test()
{
    enterFunc ("test");

    var y;
    eval("var x = 1");

    if (delete y)
        reportFailure ("Expected *NOT* to be able to delete y");

    if (typeof x == "undefined")
        reportFailure ("x did not remain defined after eval()");
    else if (x != 1)
        reportFailure ("x did not retain it's value after eval()");
    
    if (!delete x)
        reportFailure ("Expected to be able to delete x");

    exitFunc("test");        
}