Brian Norman
7db551c452
When checking for class val property reassignment diagnostic, property initializers should be treated as part of the class initialization. However, property accessors should not. Previously, only the property itself was checked for both of these situations and resulted in not reporting diagnostic within property accessors. #KT-59744 Fixed
70 lines
1.7 KiB
Kotlin
Vendored
70 lines
1.7 KiB
Kotlin
Vendored
// ISSUE: KT-55493, KT-59744
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// WITH_STDLIB
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val z: String = "ok"
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val Some.y: String
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get() = "ok"
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class Some {
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val x: String = "ok"
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init {
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>x<!> = "error"
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>y<!> = "error"
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>z<!> = "error"
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}
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val a: String = run {
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>x<!> = "error"
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>y<!> = "error"
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>z<!> = "error"
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"hello"
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}
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var b: String = "hello"
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get() {
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>x<!> = "error"
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>y<!> = "error"
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>z<!> = "error"
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return field
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}
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set(value) {
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>x<!> = value
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>y<!> = value
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>z<!> = value
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field = value
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}
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var c: String
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get() {
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>x<!> = "error"
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>y<!> = "error"
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>z<!> = "error"
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return "hello"
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}
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set(value) {
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>x<!> = value
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>y<!> = value
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>z<!> = value
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}
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fun test_1() {
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>x<!> = "error"
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>y<!> = "error"
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>z<!> = "error"
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}
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}
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fun Some.test_2() {
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>x<!> = "error"
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>y<!> = "error"
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>z<!> = "error"
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}
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fun test_3(some: Some) {
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some.<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>x<!> = "error"
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some.<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>y<!> = "error"
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<!VAL_REASSIGNMENT!>z<!> = "error"
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}
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