Alexander Udalov
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Will be used where annotations can't be stored elsewhere: for example, built-ins, JS, type annotations on JDK<8
28 lines
1.5 KiB
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28 lines
1.5 KiB
Plaintext
package test
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test.anno(x = "top level property": kotlin.String) internal val p1: kotlin.Nothing?
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test.anno(x = "extension property": kotlin.String) internal val kotlin.Double.p2: kotlin.Double
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test.anno(x = "top level function": kotlin.String) internal fun f1(/*0*/ test.anno(x = "top level function parameter": kotlin.String) p: kotlin.Int): kotlin.Unit
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test.anno(x = "extension function": kotlin.String) internal fun kotlin.Long.f2(/*0*/ test.anno(x = "extension function parameter": kotlin.String) p: kotlin.Int): kotlin.Unit
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test.anno(x = "top level class": kotlin.String) internal final class C1 {
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test.anno(x = "constructor": kotlin.String) public constructor C1()
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test.anno(x = "member property": kotlin.String) internal final val p3: kotlin.Nothing?
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test.anno(x = "member extension property": kotlin.String) internal final val kotlin.Int.v4: kotlin.Int
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test.anno(x = "member function": kotlin.String) internal final fun f3(/*0*/ test.anno(x = "member function parameter": kotlin.String) p: kotlin.Int): kotlin.Unit
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test.anno(x = "member extension function": kotlin.String) internal final fun kotlin.String.f4(): kotlin.Unit
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test.anno(x = "class object": kotlin.String) internal class object <class-object-for-C1> {
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private constructor <class-object-for-C1>()
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}
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test.anno(x = "nested class": kotlin.String) internal final class C2 {
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public constructor C2()
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}
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}
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internal final annotation class anno : kotlin.Annotation {
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public constructor anno(/*0*/ x: kotlin.String)
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internal final val x: kotlin.String
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}
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