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// Test that exceptions are correctly propagated when creating object
// literals.

// See http://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=192

// UPDATE: This bug report is no longer valid. In ES5, creating object
// literals MUST NOT trigger inherited accessors, but act as if creating
// the properties using DefineOwnProperty.

Object.prototype.__defineGetter__("x", function() {});
Object.prototype.__defineSetter__("y",
                                  function() { assertUnreachable("setter"); });

// Creating this object literal will *not* throw an exception because we are
// assigning to a property that has only a getter.
var x = ({ x: 42, y: 37 });
assertEquals(42, x.x);
assertEquals(37, x.y);