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/**

 * NASHORN-261 : All 'eval' calls assumed to be global builtin eval calls

 *

 * @test

 * @run

 */

// call eval with no args

if (eval() !== undefined) {

    fail("eval with no arg should return undefined");

}

// call eval with extra (ignored) args

function func() {

    'use strict';

    try {

        // we pass hidden args after first arg which is code. Make sure

        // those stay intact even when user passes extra args.

        // Example: strict mode flag is passed as hidden arg...

        eval("eval = 3", "hello", "world", "nashorn");

        fail("SyntaxError expected!");

    } catch (e) {

        if (! (e instanceof SyntaxError)) {

            fail("SyntaxError expected, got " + e);

        }

    }

}

func();

// try calling 'eval' -- but from with scope rather than builtin one

with ( {

    eval: function() {

        if (arguments.length != 1) {

            fail("arguments.length !== 1, it is " + arguments.length);

            for (i in arguments) { print(arguments[i]); }

        }

    }

}) {

    eval("hello");

}

// finally, overwrite builtin 'eval'

var reached = false;

eval = function() {

    reached = true;

    for (i in arguments) {

        print(arguments[i]);

    }

}

// pass no args to our overwritten eval

// the new eval should not print anything (no hidden args passed)

eval();

// make sure our modified eval was called

if (! reached) {

    fail("modified eval was not called");

}