DukTape error: "unsupported" about lowjs

[ThomasRogg]

just noticed there is more than the initial error.
will fix more tomorrow. goal is to get all of these bugs away + fs functions built till end of the coming weekend

[lll000111]

Update: Babel 6 generated code works, but this Babel 7 code does not.

[lll000111]

After replacing the Babel 7 class code with Babel 6 code I got past the above error (which still stands though, I think we really need a solution for Babel 7) I ran into a problem with the Map polyfill, which I think (without having investigated deeply) does not work well with the Babel 7 generated code using it.

The output starts with two lines from console.log statements I inserted just before the given location.

mha@mint-virtual-machine ~/neo/DEVICE $ ~/lowjs-linux-x86_64-20181212/bin/low index.js 
1 { next: [Function] }
1 undefined
TypeError: undefined not callable (property [Symbol wellknown '?Symbol.iterator?'] of [object Object])
    at [anon] (deps/duktape/src-low/duktape.c:64945) internal
    at informSubscribers (/home/mha/neo/DEVICE/node_modules/one/lib/version-map-updater.js:80) strict
    at _callee$ (/home/mha/neo/DEVICE/node_modules/one/lib/version-map-updater.js:162) strict
    at tryCatch (/home/mha/neo/node_modules/regenerator-runtime/runtime.js:62) strict
    at invoke (/home/mha/neo/node_modules/regenerator-runtime/runtime.js:296) strict tailcall
    at asyncGeneratorStep (/home/mha/neo/DEVICE/node_modules/@babel/runtime/helpers/asyncToGenerator.js:3)
    at _next (/home/mha/neo/DEVICE/node_modules/@babel/runtime/helpers/asyncToGenerator.js:25)
    at invokeCallback (lib:init:311) strict
    at publish (lib:init:381) strict
    at publishFulfillment (lib:init:386) strict
    at asyncFlush (lib:init:276) strict preventsyield
    [...]Error

The code at the location, including the console.log statements — line 80 is the for statements;

  console.log(1, subscriptions.entries());
  console.log(1, subscriptions.entries()[Symbol.iterator]);
  try {
    for (var _iterator = subscriptions.entries()[Symbol.iterator](), _step; !(_iteratorNormalCompletion = (_step = _iterator.next()).done); _iteratorNormalCompletion = true) {
  ...

[lll000111]

NOW RUNNING ON THE DEVICE (using lowsync)

var TEST_RECIPE_RULE_PROPERTIES = (function () {
    var a = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9].map(function (o) {
        var e = ['s1', 's2'];
        console.log(10, 'Adding to Map:', e);
        return e;
    });

    console.log(11, a);
    var m = new Map(a);
    return m;
})();

Output:

[1:48:17 PM] 10 'Adding to Map:' [ 's1', 's2' ]
[1:48:17 PM] 10 'Adding to Map:' [ 's1', 's2' ]
[1:48:17 PM] 10 'Adding to Map:' [ 's1', 's2' ]
[1:48:17 PM] 10 'Adding to Map:' [ 's1', 's2' ]
[1:48:17 PM] 10 'Adding to Map:' [ 's1', 's2' ]
[1:48:17 PM] 10 'Adding to Map:' [ 's1', 's2' ]
[1:48:17 PM] 10 'Adding to Map:' [ 's1', 's2' ]
[1:48:17 PM] 10 'Adding to Map:' [ 's1', 's2' ]
[1:48:18 PM] 10 'Adding to Map:' [ 's1', 's2' ]
[1:48:18 PM] 11 [ undefined,
[1:48:18 PM]   undefined,
[1:48:18 PM]   undefined,
[1:48:18 PM]   undefined,
[1:48:18 PM]   undefined,
[1:48:18 PM]   undefined,
[1:48:18 PM]   undefined,
[1:48:18 PM]   undefined,
[1:48:18 PM]   undefined ]

If I remove the console.log statement that outputs the 'Adding to Map:' lines the output of console.log(11, a); becomes [ 's2', 's2', 's2', 's2', 's2', 's2', 's2', 's2', 's2' ] when it should be an array of 9 times [ 's1', 's2' ], or at the very least it should not change from the previous error of getting an array of undefined).

I would really like to see the code Babel generates here, it seems to be completely off.

This is why I would prefer to Babel the code myself and send it to the device with transpilation disabled. At least I'll know what the code looks like and can use the line numbers from stack traces.

[ThomasRogg]

Regarding the TypeError: undefined not callable (property [Symbol wellknown '?Symbol.iterator?'] of [object Object]) problem:

It seems like the code is calling Symbol.iterator on a map iterator. So creating an iterator of an iterator.
This actually works in node:

new Map()Symbol.iteratorSymbol.iteratorSymbol.iteratorSymbol.iteratorSymbol.iterator

is valid.

Would like to update low.js so this also works here. Right now only an iterator of a map can be created. But what is an iterator of an iterator of a map? Is it just a copy of the iterator, pointing to the same position the original iterator is also in? Cannot find anything about this online. Any idea?

Regarding the second problem with the console.log(10, 'Adding to Map:', e); :
This code is valid ES5.1, and runs with low.js on PC directly. Babel transform does not change it. And it runs through.

So weird that the behaviour on the board is supposedly different. Will try out tomorrow.

[lll000111]

Babel bug?

To two, yes it runs on low.js, the issue only occurred when I transferred it to the device.

[ThomasRogg]

I cannot reproduce your problem. Here, both with the console.log and without the output is:

[01:03:35] 11 [ [ 's1', 's2' ],
[01:03:35] [ 's1', 's2' ],
[01:03:35] [ 's1', 's2' ],
[01:03:35] [ 's1', 's2' ],
[01:03:35] [ 's1', 's2' ],
[01:03:35] [ 's1', 's2' ],
[01:03:35] [ 's1', 's2' ],
[01:03:35] [ 's1', 's2' ],
[01:03:35] [ 's1', 's2' ] ]

... can you retry?

[lll000111]

Update: It's on my TODO list, as soon as I can get the device working again...

[Hypfer]

This seems to be still happening with the latest version

unhandledRejection Error: unsupported
    at [anon] (deps/duktape/src-low/duktape.c:41429) internal
    at get () native strict preventsyield
    at _get (/mnt/d/WebstormProjects/Valetudo_Github/dist/index.js:1) strict
    at parseStatus (/mnt/d/WebstormProjects/Valetudo_Github/dist/index.js:4050) strict
    at updateStatus (/mnt/d/WebstormProjects/Valetudo_Github/dist/index.js:2275) strict

The relevant code fragment in line 4050 looks like this:
_get(_getPrototypeOf(RoborockS5.prototype),"parseStatus",this).call(this,res);