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/**

 * Nashorn parser API --empty-statements option test.

 *

 * @test

 * @run

 */

var SimpleTreeVisitor = Java.type("jdk.nashorn.api.tree.SimpleTreeVisitorES5_1");

var Parser = Java.type("jdk.nashorn.api.tree.Parser");

// with --empty-statements parse tree should contain

// EmptyStatement tree nodes. Without this option, empty

// statement Tree nodes may be optimized away by Parser.

var emptyStatParser = Parser.create("--empty-statements");

var emptyStat = ";";

emptyStatParser.parse("empty.js", emptyStat, print).

    accept(new (Java.extend(SimpleTreeVisitor)) {

        visitEmptyStatement: function(node, p) {

            print("inside EmptyStatement visit");

        }

    }, null);