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/*

 * @test

 * @bug 4318526

 * @author iag, maddox

 * @summary Verify that the compiler does not crash if a method in an inner

 * class appends a character to a string declared private in the enclosing

 * class.  Execute the example just for good measure.

 *

 * @run compile StringAppendAccessMethodOnLHS.java

 * @run main StringAppendAccessMethodOnLHS

 */

public class StringAppendAccessMethodOnLHS {

    // s must be declared private.

    private String s = "";

    class Inner {

        void m() {

            s += "a";

            s += 'a';  // this is the case that failed in 4318526

        }

    }

    void test () {

        Inner o = new Inner();

        o.m();

    }

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {

        StringAppendAccessMethodOnLHS o = new StringAppendAccessMethodOnLHS();

        o.test();

        if (!o.s.equals("aa")) throw new Exception();

    }

}