attila@963: /*
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attila@963: 
attila@963: /**
attila@963:  * JDK-8049242: Explicit constructor overload selection should work with StaticClass as well
attila@963:  *
attila@963:  * @test
attila@963:  * @run
attila@963:  */
attila@963: 
attila@963: // call explicit constructor
yan@1538: print(new (Java.type("java.lang.String")["(char[],int,int)"])(['a', 'b', 'c'],0, 3));
attila@963: // print the constructor itself
yan@1538: print(Java.type("java.lang.String")["(char[],int,int)"]);
attila@963: 
attila@963: // store constructor to call later
yan@1538: var Color = Java.type("java.lang.String")["(char[],int,int)"];
attila@963: // call stored constructor
yan@1538: print(new Color(['j', 'a', 'v', 'a'], 1, 3))
attila@963: 
attila@963: // check if default constructor works
attila@963: var obj = new (Java.type("java.lang.Object")["()"])();
attila@963: if (obj.class != Java.type("java.lang.Object").class) {
attila@963:     fail("obj is a java.lang.Object");
attila@963: }
attila@963: 
attila@963: // expected failure cases.
attila@963: function checkIt(func) {
attila@963:     try {
attila@963:         func();
attila@963:         throw new Error("should have thrown TypeError");
attila@963:     } catch(e) {
attila@963:         if (! (e instanceof TypeError)) {
attila@963:             fail("Expected TypeError, got " + e);
attila@963:         }
attila@963:         print(e);
attila@963:     }
attila@963: }
attila@963: 
attila@963: // garbage signature string
attila@963: checkIt(function() new (Java.type("java.lang.Object")["()xxxxx"])());
attila@963: checkIt(function() new (Java.type("java.lang.Object")["("])());
attila@963: checkIt(function() new (Java.type("java.lang.Object")[")"])());
attila@963: 
attila@963: // call constructor as normal method (without 'new')
attila@963: checkIt(function() Color());
attila@963: 
attila@963: // try constructor on interface
attila@963: checkIt(function() new (Java.type("java.lang.Runnable"))["()"]);
attila@963: checkIt(function() new (Java.type("java.lang.Runnable"))["(int)"]);
attila@963: 
attila@963: // try constructor on abstrace class
attila@963: try {
attila@963:     new (Java.type("java.io.InputStream"))["()"];
attila@963:     throw new Error("should have thrown exception!");
attila@963: } catch (e) {
attila@963:     print(e);
attila@963: }