Yan Zhulanow
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Strictly speaking, callable references are not calls. However, type arguments are still inferred for references, and 'KtCall' is the only place in Analysis API that exposes call-substituted types. ^KT-66485 Fixed
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31 lines
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KtSuccessCallInfo:
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call = KtSimpleFunctionCall:
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isImplicitInvoke = false
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partiallyAppliedSymbol = KtPartiallyAppliedSymbol:
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dispatchReceiver = KtImplicitReceiverValue:
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symbol = KtReceiverParameterSymbol:
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annotationsList: []
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origin: SOURCE
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owningCallableSymbol: KtAnonymousFunctionSymbol(<local>/<no name provided>)
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type: KtUsualClassType:
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annotationsList: []
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ownTypeArguments: []
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type: Foo
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type = Foo
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extensionReceiver = null
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signature = KtFunctionLikeSignature:
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receiverType = Bar
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returnType = kotlin.Unit
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symbol = /Foo.foo(<extension receiver>: Bar, <dispatch receiver>: Foo, a: kotlin.Int): kotlin.Unit
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valueParameters = [
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KtVariableLikeSignature:
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name = a
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receiverType = null
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returnType = kotlin.Int
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symbol = a: kotlin.Int
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callableIdIfNonLocal = null
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]
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callableIdIfNonLocal = /Foo.foo
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typeArgumentsMapping = {}
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argumentMapping = {}
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