'use strict'; var redefine = require('../internals/redefine'); var fails = require('../internals/fails'); var wellKnownSymbol = require('../internals/well-known-symbol'); var regexpExec = require('../internals/regexp-exec'); var createNonEnumerableProperty = require('../internals/create-non-enumerable-property'); var SPECIES = wellKnownSymbol('species'); var REPLACE_SUPPORTS_NAMED_GROUPS = !fails(function () { // #replace needs built-in support for named groups. // #match works fine because it just return the exec results, even if it has // a "grops" property. var re = /./; re.exec = function () { var result = []; result.groups = { a: '7' }; return result; }; return ''.replace(re, '$') !== '7'; }); // IE <= 11 replaces $0 with the whole match, as if it was $& // https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6024666/getting-ie-to-replace-a-regex-with-the-literal-string-0 var REPLACE_KEEPS_$0 = (function () { return 'a'.replace(/./, '$0') === '$0'; })(); // Chrome 51 has a buggy "split" implementation when RegExp#exec !== nativeExec // Weex JS has frozen built-in prototypes, so use try / catch wrapper var SPLIT_WORKS_WITH_OVERWRITTEN_EXEC = !fails(function () { var re = /(?:)/; var originalExec = re.exec; re.exec = function () { return originalExec.apply(this, arguments); }; var result = 'ab'.split(re); return result.length !== 2 || result[0] !== 'a' || result[1] !== 'b'; }); module.exports = function (KEY, length, exec, sham) { var SYMBOL = wellKnownSymbol(KEY); var DELEGATES_TO_SYMBOL = !fails(function () { // String methods call symbol-named RegEp methods var O = {}; O[SYMBOL] = function () { return 7; }; return ''[KEY](O) != 7; }); var DELEGATES_TO_EXEC = DELEGATES_TO_SYMBOL && !fails(function () { // Symbol-named RegExp methods call .exec var execCalled = false; var re = /a/; if (KEY === 'split') { // We can't use real regex here since it causes deoptimization // and serious performance degradation in V8 // https://github.com/zloirock/core-js/issues/306 re = {}; // RegExp[@@split] doesn't call the regex's exec method, but first creates // a new one. We need to return the patched regex when creating the new one. re.constructor = {}; re.constructor[SPECIES] = function () { return re; }; re.flags = ''; re[SYMBOL] = /./[SYMBOL]; } re.exec = function () { execCalled = true; return null; }; re[SYMBOL](''); return !execCalled; }); if ( !DELEGATES_TO_SYMBOL || !DELEGATES_TO_EXEC || (KEY === 'replace' && !(REPLACE_SUPPORTS_NAMED_GROUPS && REPLACE_KEEPS_$0)) || (KEY === 'split' && !SPLIT_WORKS_WITH_OVERWRITTEN_EXEC) ) { var nativeRegExpMethod = /./[SYMBOL]; var methods = exec(SYMBOL, ''[KEY], function (nativeMethod, regexp, str, arg2, forceStringMethod) { if (regexp.exec === regexpExec) { if (DELEGATES_TO_SYMBOL && !forceStringMethod) { // The native String method already delegates to @@method (this // polyfilled function), leasing to infinite recursion. // We avoid it by directly calling the native @@method method. return { done: true, value: nativeRegExpMethod.call(regexp, str, arg2) }; } return { done: true, value: nativeMethod.call(str, regexp, arg2) }; } return { done: false }; }, { REPLACE_KEEPS_$0: REPLACE_KEEPS_$0 }); var stringMethod = methods[0]; var regexMethod = methods[1]; redefine(String.prototype, KEY, stringMethod); redefine(RegExp.prototype, SYMBOL, length == 2 // 21.2.5.8 RegExp.prototype[@@replace](string, replaceValue) // 21.2.5.11 RegExp.prototype[@@split](string, limit) ? function (string, arg) { return regexMethod.call(string, this, arg); } // 21.2.5.6 RegExp.prototype[@@match](string) // 21.2.5.9 RegExp.prototype[@@search](string) : function (string) { return regexMethod.call(string, this); } ); } if (sham) createNonEnumerableProperty(RegExp.prototype[SYMBOL], 'sham', true); };