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fix: convert callback results the return type can hold - #2097
Stacked on #2096 (base perf/primitive-callback-returns). That PR added a spec pinning how a JS callback's result converts to each primitive return type, and the spec exposed real crashes, fixed here.
A callback result only reached Java when the generic converter happened to produce exactly the declared wrapper type, which is all the generated binding's cast accepts. So these all threw ClassCastException, a crash when it happens on an Android callback:
a double callback returning a whole number (return 1);
a float callback returning a negative or whole number;
a byte/short callback returning any plain number;
a char callback returning a string.
New rule: a result converts whenever the declared type can hold it.
Return type
Accepted
byte / short / int / long
whole numbers in the type's range
float
0, NaN, ±Infinity, or a magnitude within float range
double
any number
char
a one-character string
boolean
booleans, and Boolean objects by their value
Number objects follow the same rules as numbers.
Values the type can't hold still throw, matching the deliberate specs in numericConversionTests.js (an out-of-range long for int, 1e-40 for float):
non-whole or out-of-range numbers for integer types;
float underflow or overflow;
strings for numeric types;
numbers for boolean/char.
null/undefined/{} still become the default value, and cast markers behave as before.
Behavior changes: 35 cells of the 33×8 matrix go from throwing to a value, and one value changes: new Boolean(false) returned true and now returns false. Nothing that converted before now throws.
Every changed cell
JS value
return type
before
after
0
byte
throws ClassCastException
0
0
short
throws ClassCastException
0
0
float
throws ClassCastException
0.0
0
double
throws ClassCastException
0.0
1
byte
throws ClassCastException
1
1
short
throws ClassCastException
1
1
float
throws ClassCastException
1.0
1
double
throws ClassCastException
1.0
-1
byte
throws ClassCastException
-1
-1
short
throws ClassCastException
-1
-1
float
throws ClassCastException
-1.0
-1
double
throws ClassCastException
-1.0
-0
byte
throws ClassCastException
0
-0
short
throws ClassCastException
0
-0
float
throws ClassCastException
-0.0
-0
double
throws ClassCastException
-0.0
2^31
float
throws ClassCastException
2.1474836E9
2^31
double
throws ClassCastException
2.147483648E9
-2^31-1
float
throws ClassCastException
-2.1474836E9
-2^31-1
double
throws ClassCastException
-2.147483649E9
2^40
float
throws ClassCastException
1.0995116E12
2^40
double
throws ClassCastException
1.099511627776E12
2^60
float
throws ClassCastException
1.1529215E18
2^60
double
throws ClassCastException
1.152921504606847E18
-1.5
float
throws ClassCastException
-1.5
NaN
float
throws ClassCastException
NaN
Infinity
float
throws ClassCastException
Infinity
-Infinity
float
throws ClassCastException
-Infinity
-2.5
float
throws ClassCastException
-2.5
'1'
char
throws ClassCastException
49
'a'
char
throws ClassCastException
97
Number(5)
byte
throws ClassCastException
5
Number(5)
short
throws ClassCastException
5
Number(5)
float
throws ClassCastException
5.0
Number(5)
double
throws ClassCastException
5.0
Boolean(false)
boolean
true
false
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Yes. testPrimitiveCallbackReturns.js is updated to the new matrix. numericConversionTests.js is unchanged and still passes, including its exception cases. Full suite: 1484 specs, 0 failures.
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JavaScript callbacks now support more return-value conversions for Java primitive types, including booleans, characters, and numeric values. Primitive and boxed values are handled where supported, with range and format checks applied to integral returns.
Float and double results now preserve clearer formatting for special values and decimal precision.
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The runtime converts JavaScript values for Java primitive callback return types and handles raw-bit results for all primitive types. The callback tests update their expected conversion results and float and double formatting.
TryGetPrimitiveReturnBits adds direct conversion for Boolean, char, and numeric returns from primitive or boxed values, subject to type-specific acceptance rules.
Java primitive result handling test-app/runtime/src/main/java/com/tns/Runtime.java
Runtime allocates raw-bit result buffers for all primitive type IDs and converts char, byte, and short results.
Callback return test expectations test-app/app/src/main/java/com/tns/tests/PrimitiveReturnTest.java, test-app/app/src/main/assets/app/tests/testPrimitiveCallbackReturns.js
The Java test formats float and double values with specified precision. The JavaScript expectation matrix changes to match the callback conversion results.
This change fixes ClassCastException crashes when JavaScript callbacks return values for primitive Java return types. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains after the review.
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A callback result for a primitive return type only reached Java when the
boxed conversion happened to produce exactly the declared wrapper, so a
double callback returning a whole number, a float callback returning a
negative or whole number, or a byte/short callback returning any plain
number threw ClassCastException in the generated binding.
A result now converts whenever the declared type can hold it: whole numbers
in range for byte/short/int/long, a value within float range (or 0, NaN,
+-Infinity) for float, any number for double, a one-character string for
char, and a Boolean object by its value. Values the type cannot hold
(non-whole or out-of-range numbers for integer types, float underflow or
overflow, strings for numbers) still throw, as numericConversionTests
expects.
…version
Float.toString and Double.toString changed their shortest-digits algorithm
across Android releases, so the conversion spec's expected strings depended
on the emulator image (2.1474836E9 vs 2.14748365E9). Values are now printed
through BigDecimal rounded to 9 (float) or 17 (double) significant digits.
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Description
Stacked on #2096 (base
perf/primitive-callback-returns). That PR added a spec pinning how a JS callback's result converts to each primitive return type, and the spec exposed real crashes, fixed here.A callback result only reached Java when the generic converter happened to produce exactly the declared wrapper type, which is all the generated binding's cast accepts. So these all threw
ClassCastException, a crash when it happens on an Android callback:doublecallback returning a whole number (return 1);floatcallback returning a negative or whole number;byte/shortcallback returning any plain number;charcallback returning a string.New rule: a result converts whenever the declared type can hold it.
byte/short/int/longfloatdoublecharbooleanBooleanobjects by their valueNumberobjects follow the same rules as numbers.Values the type can't hold still throw, matching the deliberate specs in
numericConversionTests.js(an out-of-rangelongforint,1e-40forfloat):boolean/char.null/undefined/{}still become the default value, and cast markers behave as before.Behavior changes: 35 cells of the 33×8 matrix go from throwing to a value, and one value changes:
new Boolean(false)returnedtrueand now returnsfalse. Nothing that converted before now throws.Every changed cell
00001111-1-1-1-1-0-0-0-02^312^31-2^31-1-2^31-12^402^402^602^60-1.5NaNInfinity-Infinity-2.5'1''a'Number(5)Number(5)Number(5)Number(5)Boolean(false)Does your pull request have unit tests?
Yes.
testPrimitiveCallbackReturns.jsis updated to the new matrix.numericConversionTests.jsis unchanged and still passes, including its exception cases. Full suite: 1484 specs, 0 failures.Summary by CodeRabbit