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/**+
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 * JDK-8013873: Regexp regression for escaped dash in character class+
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 *+
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 * @test+
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 * @run+
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 */+
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var re = /[a\-c]/;+
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print(re.exec("a"));+
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print(re.exec("-"));+
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print(re.exec("c"));+
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print(re.exec("b"));+
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print(re.exec("\\"));+
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re = /^\-$/;+
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print(re.exec("-"));+
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print(re.exec("\\-"));+
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