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Targeting / retention for a set of standard annotations, some inapplicable annotation checks replaced with target check, some fixed tests

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Mikhail Glukhikh
2015-07-16 11:35:28 +03:00
parent a75daf85e2
commit 94a00540be
53 changed files with 213 additions and 206 deletions
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idea/testData/checker/PlatformStaticUsagesRuntime.kt
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import kotlin.platform.platformStatic
platformStatic
class <error descr="[PLATFORM_STATIC_ILLEGAL_USAGE] This declaration does not support 'platformStatic'">A</error> {
platformStatic
companion <error descr="[PLATFORM_STATIC_ILLEGAL_USAGE] This declaration does not support 'platformStatic'">object</error> {
<error descr="[WRONG_ANNOTATION_TARGET] This annotation is not applicable to target 'classifier'">platformStatic</error>
class A {
<error descr="[WRONG_ANNOTATION_TARGET] This annotation is not applicable to target 'classifier'">platformStatic</error>
companion object {
platformStatic fun a1() {
}
}
platformStatic
<error descr="[PLATFORM_STATIC_ILLEGAL_USAGE] This declaration does not support 'platformStatic'">object A</error> {
<error descr="[WRONG_ANNOTATION_TARGET] This annotation is not applicable to target 'classifier'">platformStatic</error>
object A {
platformStatic fun a2() {
}
@@ -29,8 +29,8 @@ class <error descr="[PLATFORM_STATIC_ILLEGAL_USAGE] This declaration does not su
}
}
platformStatic
interface <error descr="[PLATFORM_STATIC_ILLEGAL_USAGE] This declaration does not support 'platformStatic'">B</error> {
<error descr="[WRONG_ANNOTATION_TARGET] This annotation is not applicable to target 'classifier'">platformStatic</error>
interface B {
companion object {
<error descr="[PLATFORM_STATIC_NOT_IN_OBJECT] Only functions in named objects and companion objects of classes can be annotated with 'platformStatic'">platformStatic fun a1()</error> {