// When inner class extends its outer, there are two instances of the outer present in the inner:
// the enclosing one and the one in the super call.
// Here we test that symbols are resolved to the instance created via the super call.
// This differs from Java, so this test may change when we revisit code generation of inner classes

open class Outer(vararg val chars: Char) {
    open inner class Inner(val s: String): Outer(s[0], s[1]) {
        fun concat() = java.lang.String.valueOf(chars)
    }

    fun value() = Inner("OK").concat()
}

fun box() = Outer('F', 'a', 'i', 'l').value()