Ilmir Usmanov
129de76288
but not for value classes. Since inline classes and value classes share the same flag, we use presence of the annotation to distinguish them.
33 lines
877 B
Kotlin
Vendored
33 lines
877 B
Kotlin
Vendored
// !LANGUAGE: +InlineClasses
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package kotlin.jvm
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annotation class JvmInline
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class Val {
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operator fun getValue(thisRef: Any?, kProp: Any?) = 1
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}
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class Var {
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operator fun getValue(thisRef: Any?, kProp: Any?) = 2
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operator fun setValue(thisRef: Any?, kProp: Any?, value: Int) {}
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}
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object ValObject {
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operator fun getValue(thisRef: Any?, kProp: Any?) = 1
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}
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object VarObject {
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operator fun getValue(thisRef: Any?, kProp: Any?) = 2
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operator fun setValue(thisRef: Any?, kProp: Any?, value: Int) {}
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}
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@JvmInline
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value class Z(val data: Int) {
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val testVal <!DELEGATED_PROPERTY_INSIDE_INLINE_CLASS!>by Val()<!>
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var testVar <!DELEGATED_PROPERTY_INSIDE_INLINE_CLASS!>by Var()<!>
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val testValBySingleton <!DELEGATED_PROPERTY_INSIDE_INLINE_CLASS!>by ValObject<!>
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var testVarBySingleton <!DELEGATED_PROPERTY_INSIDE_INLINE_CLASS!>by VarObject<!>
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} |