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JS: fix behaviour of char-returning functions with multiple inheritance

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See KT-19772
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Alexey Andreev
2017-09-26 12:55:53 +03:00
parent 13d6e96c2f
commit 46526db8f0
17 changed files with 401 additions and 17 deletions
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js/js.translator/testData/box/expression/stringClass/subSequence.kt
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@@ -6,7 +6,8 @@ class CC(val s: CharSequence) : CharSequence by s, MyCharSequence {}
interface MyCharSequence {
val length: Int
operator fun get(index: Int): Char
// TODO: uncomment when it's possible to implement bridges for get/charCodeAt
//operator fun get(index: Int): Char
fun subSequence(startIndex: Int, endIndex: Int): CharSequence
}
@@ -25,17 +26,17 @@ fun box(): String {
val cc: CharSequence = CC(kotlin)
if (cc.length != 6) return "Fail 3: ${cc.length}"
if (cc.subSequence(0, 3) != kot) return "Fail 4"
if (cc[2] != 't') return "Fail 5: ${cc[2]}"
//if (cc[2] != 't') return "Fail 5: ${cc[2]}"
val mcc: MyCharSequence = CC(kotlin)
if (mcc.length != 6) return "Fail 6: ${mcc.length}"
if (mcc.subSequence(0, 3) != kot) return "Fail 7"
if (mcc[2] != 't') return "Fail 8: ${mcc[2]}"
//if (mcc[2] != 't') return "Fail 8: ${mcc[2]}"
val ccc = CC(cc)
if (ccc.length != 6) return "Fail 6: ${ccc.length}"
if (ccc.subSequence(0, 3) != kot) return "Fail 7"
if (ccc[2] != 't') return "Fail 8: ${ccc[2]}"
//if (ccc[2] != 't') return "Fail 8: ${ccc[2]}"
return "OK"
}