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 /**

  * JDK-8068573: POJO setter using [] syntax throws an exception

  *

  * @test

  * @run

  */

 // Invoke a setter using []. It's important that the setter returns void.

 var pb = new (Java.type("jdk.nashorn.test.models.PropertyBind"))

 var n = "writeOnly";

 pb[n] = 2;

 Assert.assertEquals(pb.peekWriteOnly(), 2);

 // Invoke an overloaded setter using []. It's important that one of the 

 // overloads returns void.

 var os = new (Java.type("jdk.nashorn.test.models.OverloadedSetter"))

 var n2 = "color";

 os[n2] = 3; // exercise int overload

 Assert.assertEquals(os.peekColor(), "3");

 os[n2] = "blue";  // exercise string overload

 Assert.assertEquals(os.peekColor(), "blue");

 for each(var x in [42, "42"]) {

   os[n2] = x; // exercise both overloads in the same call site

   Assert.assertEquals(os.peekColor(), "42");

 }

 // Invoke an overloaded method using [], repeatedly in the same call 

 // site. It's important that one of the overloads returns void.

 var n3="foo";

 var param=["xyz", 1, "zyx", 2];

 var expected=["boo", void 0, "boo", void 0];

 for(var i in param) {

   Assert.assertEquals(os[n3](param[i]), expected[i]);

 }