2590 final int tryLine = line;
2591 final long tryToken = token;
2592 // TRY tested in caller.
2593 next();
2594
2595 // Container block needed to act as target for labeled break statements
2596 final int startLine = line;
2597 final ParserContextBlockNode outer = newBlock();
2598 // Create try.
2599
2600 try {
2601 final Block tryBody = getBlock(true);
2602 final List<Block> catchBlocks = new ArrayList<>();
2603
2604 while (type == CATCH) {
2605 final int catchLine = line;
2606 final long catchToken = token;
2607 next();
2608 expect(LPAREN);
2609
2610 // FIXME: ES6 catch parameter can be a BindingIdentifier or a BindingPattern
2611 // We need to generalize this here!
2612 // http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/6.0/
2613 final IdentNode exception = getIdent();
2614
2615 // ECMA 12.4.1 strict mode restrictions
2616 verifyStrictIdent(exception, "catch argument");
2617
2618 // Nashorn extension: catch clause can have optional
2619 // condition. So, a single try can have more than one
2620 // catch clause each with it's own condition.
2621 final Expression ifExpression;
2622 if (!env._no_syntax_extensions && type == IF) {
2623 next();
2624 // Get the exception condition.
2625 ifExpression = expression();
2626 } else {
2627 ifExpression = null;
2628 }
2629
2630 expect(RPAREN);
2631
2632 final ParserContextBlockNode catchBlock = newBlock();
2633 try {
2634 // Get CATCH body.
2635 final Block catchBody = getBlock(true);
2636 final CatchNode catchNode = new CatchNode(catchLine, catchToken, finish, exception, ifExpression, catchBody, false);
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2590 final int tryLine = line;
2591 final long tryToken = token;
2592 // TRY tested in caller.
2593 next();
2594
2595 // Container block needed to act as target for labeled break statements
2596 final int startLine = line;
2597 final ParserContextBlockNode outer = newBlock();
2598 // Create try.
2599
2600 try {
2601 final Block tryBody = getBlock(true);
2602 final List<Block> catchBlocks = new ArrayList<>();
2603
2604 while (type == CATCH) {
2605 final int catchLine = line;
2606 final long catchToken = token;
2607 next();
2608 expect(LPAREN);
2609
2610 // ES6 catch parameter can be a BindingIdentifier or a BindingPattern
2611 // http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/6.0/
2612 final String contextString = "catch argument";
2613 final Expression exception = bindingIdentifierOrPattern(contextString);
2614 final boolean isDestructuring = !(exception instanceof IdentNode);
2615 if (isDestructuring) {
2616 verifyDestructuringBindingPattern(exception, new Consumer<IdentNode>() {
2617 @Override
2618 public void accept(final IdentNode identNode) {
2619 verifyIdent(identNode, contextString);
2620 }
2621 });
2622 } else {
2623 // ECMA 12.4.1 strict mode restrictions
2624 verifyStrictIdent((IdentNode) exception, "catch argument");
2625 }
2626
2627
2628 // Nashorn extension: catch clause can have optional
2629 // condition. So, a single try can have more than one
2630 // catch clause each with it's own condition.
2631 final Expression ifExpression;
2632 if (!env._no_syntax_extensions && type == IF) {
2633 next();
2634 // Get the exception condition.
2635 ifExpression = expression();
2636 } else {
2637 ifExpression = null;
2638 }
2639
2640 expect(RPAREN);
2641
2642 final ParserContextBlockNode catchBlock = newBlock();
2643 try {
2644 // Get CATCH body.
2645 final Block catchBody = getBlock(true);
2646 final CatchNode catchNode = new CatchNode(catchLine, catchToken, finish, exception, ifExpression, catchBody, false);
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