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/**
 * Tests to check representation of ES6 arrow params.
 *
 * @test
 * @option -scripting
 * @run
 */

load(__DIR__ + "utils.js")

var code = <<EOF

var f1 = (x=2)=>x*3;
var f2 = ({x, y})=>x*y;
var f3 = ([x, y])=>x+y;
var f4 = ({x, y}={y: 4, x: 5})=>x*y;
var f5 = ([x, y]=[3, 6])=>x+y;

EOF

parse("arrow_params.js", code, "--language=es6", new (Java.extend(visitor_es6, {
    visitVariable : function (node, obj) {
        obj.push(convert(node))
    }
})))