KT-11960 Fix for case when class instantiates itself

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Alexey Andreev
2016-05-12 18:54:42 +03:00
parent a300dee61f
commit 170a671a1b
8 changed files with 217 additions and 20 deletions
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// Enable for JVM backend when KT-8120 gets fixed
// TARGET_BACKEND: JS
fun box(): String {
val capturedInConstructor = 1
val capturedInBody = 10
class A(var x: Int) {
var y = 0
fun copy(): A {
val result = A(x)
result.y += capturedInBody
return result
}
init {
y += x + capturedInConstructor
}
}
val a = A(100).copy()
if (a.y != 111) return "fail1a: ${a.y}"
if (a.x != 100) return "fail1b: ${a.x}"
// This does not work in JS backend due to some unrelated issue with lambdas
/*
class B(var x: Int) {
var y = 0
fun copier(): () -> B = {
val result = B(x)
result.y += capturedInBody
result
}
init {
y += x + capturedInConstructor
}
}
val b = B(100).copier()()
if (b.y != 111) return "fail2a: ${b.y}"
if (b.x != 100) return "fail2b: ${b.x}"
*/
// It's pretty hard to implement this properly for now. Presumably, one needs to inject closure fields into local classes
// after the entire code gets generated (which is possible, but not easy, in JS and, I believe, nearly impossible in JVM).
/*
class C(var x: Int) {
var y = 0
inner class D() {
fun copyOuter(): C {
val result = C(x)
result.y += capturedInBody
return result
}
}
init {
y += x + capturedInConstructor
}
}
val c = C(100).D().copyOuter()
if (c.y != 111) return "fail3a: ${c.y}"
if (c.x != 100) return "fail3b: ${c.x}"
*/
return "OK"
}