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/**
 *  File Name:          regress-7224.js
 *  Reference:          js1_2
 *  Description:        Remove support for the arg
 *  Author:             ** replace with your e-mail address **
 */

    var SECTION = "regress";       // provide a document reference (ie, ECMA section)
    var VERSION = "JS1_4"; // Version of JavaScript or ECMA
    var TITLE   = "Regression test for bugzilla #7224";       // Provide ECMA section title or a description
    var BUGNUMBER = "http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7224";     // Provide URL to bugsplat or bugzilla report

    startTest();               // leave this alone

    /*
     * Calls to AddTestCase here. AddTestCase is a function that is defined
     * in shell.js and takes three arguments:
     * - a string representation of what is being tested
     * - the expected result
     * - the actual result
     *
     * For example, a test might look like this:
     *
     * var zip = /[\d]{5}$/;
     *
     * AddTestCase(
     * "zip = /[\d]{5}$/; \"PO Box 12345 Boston, MA 02134\".match(zip)",   // description of the test
     *  "02134",                                                           // expected result
     *  "PO Box 12345 Boston, MA 02134".match(zip) );                      // actual result
     *
     */

    var f = new Function( "return arguments.caller" );
    var o = {};

    o.foo = f;
    o.foo("a", "b", "c")


    AddTestCase(
        "var f = new Function( 'return arguments.caller' ); f()",
        undefined,
        f() );

    AddTestCase(
        "var o = {}; o.foo = f; o.foo('a')",
        undefined,
        o.foo('a') );

    test();       // leave this alone.  this executes the test cases and
                  // displays results.