Split CompileTimeConstant into two entities

1. ConstantValue
	* just holds some value and its type
	* implementations for concrete constants
2. CompileTimeConstant
	* is only produced by ConstantExpressionEvaluator
	* has additional flags (canBeUsedInAnnotation etc)
	* has two implementations TypedCompileTimeConstant containing a constant value
		and IntegerValueConstant which does not have exact type
	* can be converted to ConstantValue

Adjustt usages to use ConstantValue if flags are not needed
Add tests for some uncovered cases
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Pavel V. Talanov
2015-07-07 14:56:19 +03:00
parent 155f00578d
commit c313887641
134 changed files with 791 additions and 907 deletions
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package
A(value = {"1", "2", "3"}, y = IntegerValueType(1)) internal fun test1(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {"4"}, y = IntegerValueType(2)) internal fun test2(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {{"5", "6"}, "7"}, y = IntegerValueType(3)) internal fun test3(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {"1", "2", "3"}, x = kotlin.String::class, y = IntegerValueType(4)) internal fun test4(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {"4"}, y = IntegerValueType(5)) internal fun test5(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {{"5", "6"}, "7"}, x = kotlin.Any::class, y = IntegerValueType(6)) internal fun test6(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {}, y = IntegerValueType(7)) internal fun test7(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {"1", "2", "3"}, y = 1) internal fun test1(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {"4"}, y = 2) internal fun test2(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {{"5", "6"}, "7"}, y = 3) internal fun test3(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {"1", "2", "3"}, x = kotlin.String::class, y = 4) internal fun test4(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {"4"}, y = 5) internal fun test5(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {{"5", "6"}, "7"}, x = kotlin.Any::class, y = 6) internal fun test6(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {}, y = 7) internal fun test7(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {"8", "9", "10"}) internal fun test8(): kotlin.Unit
public final class A : kotlin.Annotation {
@@ -1,16 +1,16 @@
package
A(value = {"1", "2", "3"}) internal fun test1(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {"5", "6"}, x = kotlin.Any::class, y = IntegerValueType(3)) internal fun test10(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {"5", "6", "7"}, x = kotlin.Any::class, y = IntegerValueType(3)) internal fun test11(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {"5", "6"}, x = kotlin.Any::class, y = 3) internal fun test10(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {"5", "6", "7"}, x = kotlin.Any::class, y = 3) internal fun test11(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {"4"}) internal fun test2(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {{"5", "6"}, "7"}) internal fun test3(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {"1", "2", "3"}, x = kotlin.String::class) internal fun test4(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {"4"}, y = IntegerValueType(2)) internal fun test5(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {{"5", "6"}, "7"}, x = kotlin.Any::class, y = IntegerValueType(3)) internal fun test6(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {"4"}, y = 2) internal fun test5(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {{"5", "6"}, "7"}, x = kotlin.Any::class, y = 3) internal fun test6(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {}) internal fun test7(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {}) internal fun test8(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {}, x = kotlin.Any::class, y = IntegerValueType(3)) internal fun test9(): kotlin.Unit
A(value = {}, x = kotlin.Any::class, y = 3) internal fun test9(): kotlin.Unit
public final class A : kotlin.Annotation {
public constructor A(/*0*/ vararg value: kotlin.String /*kotlin.Array<out kotlin.String>*/, /*1*/ x: kotlin.reflect.KClass<*> = ..., /*2*/ y: kotlin.Int = ...)