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/**

 * NASHORN-260 : builtin constructor (Array, RegExp) inlining is broken inside 'with' statements

 *

 * @test

 * @run

 */

var globalArray = Array;

var reachedWithArray = false;

with ({ Array: function func() { reachedWithArray = true; } }) {

    var v = new Array();

    if (! reachedWithArray) {

        fail("didn't reach with scope's Array func");

    }

    if (v instanceof globalArray) {

        fail("should not have been global's Array");

    }

}

var reached = false;

with ({ Array: function () { reached = true } }) {

   with({}) { }

  var f = new Array();

}

if (! reached) {

    fail("not calling with's Array");

}