Reflection: add KClassifier.createType

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Alexander Udalov
2016-07-12 16:38:45 +03:00
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@file:JvmName("KClassifiers")
package kotlin.reflect
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.descriptors.annotations.Annotations
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.types.*
import kotlin.reflect.jvm.internal.KClassImpl
import kotlin.reflect.jvm.internal.KClassifierImpl
import kotlin.reflect.jvm.internal.KTypeImpl
import kotlin.reflect.jvm.internal.KTypeParameterImpl
/**
* Creates a [KType] instance with the given classifier, type arguments, nullability and annotations.
* If the number of passed type arguments is not equal to the total number of type parameters of a classifier,
* an exception is thrown. If any of the arguments does not satisfy the bounds of the corresponding type parameter,
* an exception is thrown.
*
* For classifiers representing type parameters, the type argument list must always be empty.
* For classes, the type argument list should contain arguments for the type parameters of the class. If the class is `inner`,
* the list should follow with arguments for the type parameters of its outer class, and so forth until a class is
* not `inner`, or is declared on the top level.
*/
fun KClassifier.createType(
arguments: List<KTypeProjection> = emptyList(),
nullable: Boolean = false,
annotations: List<Annotation> = emptyList()
): KType {
val descriptor = (this as? KClassifierImpl)?.descriptor
?: throw KotlinReflectionInternalError("Cannot create type for an unsupported classifier: $this (${this.javaClass})")
val typeConstructor = descriptor.typeConstructor
val parameters = typeConstructor.parameters
if (parameters.size != arguments.size) {
throw IllegalArgumentException("Class declares ${parameters.size} type parameters, but ${arguments.size} were provided.")
}
// TODO: throw exception if argument does not satisfy bounds
val typeAnnotations =
if (annotations.isEmpty()) Annotations.EMPTY
else Annotations.EMPTY // TODO: support type annotations
val kotlinType = createKotlinType(typeAnnotations, typeConstructor, arguments, nullable)
return KTypeImpl(kotlinType) {
TODO("Java type is not yet supported for types created with createType (classifier = $this)")
}
}
private fun createKotlinType(
typeAnnotations: Annotations, typeConstructor: TypeConstructor, arguments: List<KTypeProjection>, nullable: Boolean
): SimpleType {
val parameters = typeConstructor.parameters
return KotlinTypeFactory.simpleType(typeAnnotations, typeConstructor, arguments.mapIndexed { index, typeProjection ->
val type = (typeProjection.type as KTypeImpl?)?.type
when (typeProjection) {
is KTypeProjection.Invariant -> TypeProjectionImpl(Variance.INVARIANT, type!!)
is KTypeProjection.In -> TypeProjectionImpl(Variance.IN_VARIANCE, type!!)
is KTypeProjection.Out -> TypeProjectionImpl(Variance.OUT_VARIANCE, type!!)
is KTypeProjection.Star -> StarProjectionImpl(parameters[index])
}
}, nullable)
}