jdk8-mips64-public/nashorn: test/script/basic/apply_to_call/apply_to

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    24 /**

    25  * apply_to_call5.js - do one apply to call specialization, then override, apply and make sure it reverts (i.e. stops

    26  * calling call)

    27  *

    28  * @test

    29  * @run

    30  */

    32 print("start");

    34 var x = {

    35     a : 0,

    36     b : 0,

    37     c : 0,

    38     initialize : function(x,y,z) {

    39 	this.a = x;

    40 	this.b = y;

    41 	this.c = z;

    42     }

    43 };

    45 function test() {

    46     x.initialize.apply(x, arguments);

    47 }

    49 test(4711,23,17);

    50 print(x.a);

    51 print(x.b);

    52 print(x.c);

    54 print("Overwriting apply now");

    55 x.initialize.apply = function() { print("New function for apply - not a property"); }

    57 test(4712);

    58 print(x.a);

    61 var x2 = {

    62     a : 0,

    63     b : 0,

    64     c : 0,

    65     initialize : function(x,y,z) {

    66     this.a = x;

    67     this.b = y;

    68     this.c = z;

    69     }

    70 };

    72 function test2() {

    73     x2.initialize.apply(x2, arguments);

    74 }

    76 test2(4711,23,17);

    77 print(x2.a);

    78 print(x2.b);

    79 print(x2.c);

    81 print("Overwriting apply now");

    82 x2.initialize['apply'] = function() { print("New function for apply - not a property"); }

    84 test(4712);

    85 print(x2.a);

    87 var x3 = {

    88     a : 0,

    89     b : 0,

    90     c : 0,

    91     initialize : function(x,y,z) {

    92     this.a = x;

    93     this.b = y;

    94     this.c = z;

    95     }

    96 };

    98 function test3() {

    99     x3.initialize.apply(x3, arguments);

   100 }

   102 test3(4711,23,17);

   103 print(x3.a);

   104 print(x3.b);

   105 print(x3.c);

   107 print("Overwriting apply now");

   108 eval("x3.initialize['apply'] = function() { print('New function for apply - not a property'); }");

   110 test(4712);

   111 print(x3.a);

test/script/basic/apply_to_call/apply_to_call5.js@d79265f2fa92