Kirill Rakhman
8443daf78d
They are mostly necessary for argument mapping during resolution. To support a couple checkers, we transform named args for varargs into "fake" spread expressions. Other than that, named arguments aren't needed for anything and often lead to bugs where we forget to unwrap them for something, so it's better to get rid of them. #KT-66124
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Vendored
FILE: namedArrayInAnnotation.kt
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public final annotation class Ann : R|kotlin/Annotation| {
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public constructor(vararg strings: R|kotlin/Array<out kotlin/String>|): R|Ann| {
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super<R|kotlin/Any|>()
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}
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public final val strings: R|kotlin/Array<out kotlin/String>| = R|<local>/strings|
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public get(): R|kotlin/Array<out kotlin/String>|
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}
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@R|Ann|(strings = vararg(*<implicitArrayOf>(String(hello)))) public final class A : R|kotlin/Any| {
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public constructor(): R|A| {
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super<R|kotlin/Any|>()
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}
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}
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