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/**

 * JDK-8013131: Various compatibility issues in String.prototype.split()

 *

 * @test

 * @run

 */

// Make sure limit is honored with undefined/empty separator

print(JSON.stringify("aa".split(undefined, 0)));

print(JSON.stringify("abc".split("", 1)));

// Make sure limit is honored with capture groups

print(JSON.stringify("aa".split(/(a)/, 1)));

print(JSON.stringify("aa".split(/(a)/, 2)));

print(JSON.stringify("aa".split(/((a))/, 1)));

print(JSON.stringify("aa".split(/((a))/, 2)));

// Empty capture group at end of string should be ignored

print(JSON.stringify("aaa".split(/((?:))/)));

// Tests below are to make sure that split does not read or write lastIndex property

var r = /a/;

r.lastIndex = {

    valueOf: function(){throw 2}

};

print(JSON.stringify("aa".split(r)));

r = /a/g;

r.lastIndex = 100;

print(JSON.stringify("aa".split(r)));

print(r.lastIndex);

r = /((?:))/g;

r.lastIndex = 100;

print(JSON.stringify("aaa".split(r)));

print(r.lastIndex);

// Make sure lastIndex is not updated on non-global regexp

r = /a/;

r.lastIndex = 100;

print(JSON.stringify(r.exec("aaa")));

print(r.lastIndex);