an issue about String.prototype.split

[YuanWangC]

According to the ES5.1, /^[\s]/ means a space character from the beginning of a string, and the String.prototype.split method divides a String into an ordered set of substrings. The division of the testcase is done by searching for the pattern /^[\s]/. And the output is different from other engines like V8, SpiderMonkey and javascriptCore. It maybe an issue of jerryscript.

JerryScript revision

996bf76

Test case

var NISLFuzzingFunc=function(){
    var dt = "a ";
    dt = dt.split(/^[\s]/);
    print("0:",dt[0]);
    print("1:",dt[1]);
};
NISLFuzzingFunc();

Output

0:a
1:

Expected output

0:a
1:undefined

[galpeter]

I'm unable to reproduce the issue on the current master (even v2.2.0 is fine). It seems that the 2a29b72a83df01e356cb3eb850e2b52c7f75350c commit fixed this.