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Disallow non-constructors to have schema property 

Non-constructor functions (e.g. arrow functions and native functions) as well as regular objects should not be allowed as valid schema hosts. Neither of these cases were ever actually tested or used anywhere.
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Scott Kyle 2016-03-03 02:52:15 -08:00
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@ -136,16 +136,10 @@ static inline ObjectSchema RJSParseObjectSchema(JSContextRef ctx, JSObjectRef ob
JSObjectRef objectConstructor = NULL;
if (JSObjectIsFunction(ctx, objectSchemaObject) || JSObjectIsConstructor(ctx, objectSchemaObject)) {
if (JSObjectIsConstructor(ctx, objectSchemaObject)) {
objectConstructor = objectSchemaObject;
objectSchemaObject = RJSValidatedObjectProperty(ctx, objectConstructor, schemaString, "Realm object constructor must have a 'schema' property.");
}
else {
JSValueRef subSchemaValue = RJSValidatedPropertyValue(ctx, objectSchemaObject, schemaString);
if (!JSValueIsUndefined(ctx, subSchemaValue)) {
objectSchemaObject = RJSValidatedValueToObject(ctx, subSchemaValue);
}
}
ObjectDefaults objectDefaults;
ObjectSchema objectSchema;