Alexander Udalov
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Don't just blindly map property type in PropertyCodegen when generating getter: we already have its full signature, so we can just as well take the type from it. The former also isn't correct for properties which are overrides with a primitive type. Simple mapType is safe for setter though, because the type of a method parameter cannot change with override on JVM The change in StackValue relates to call sites of properties which return Unit: in that case StackValue's this.type is V, whereas the return type of its getter is Ljet/Unit; -- so coerceTo was coercing from the wrong type in case of getter calls #KT-4373 Fixed #KT-4383 Fixed
19 lines
411 B
Kotlin
19 lines
411 B
Kotlin
class Holder(var value: Int) {
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fun get(that: Any?, desc: PropertyMetadata) = value
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fun set(that: Any?, desc: PropertyMetadata, newValue: Int) { value = newValue }
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}
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trait R<in T: Comparable<T>> {
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var value: T
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}
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class A(start: Int) : R<Int> {
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override var value: Int by Holder(start)
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}
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fun box(): String {
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val a = A(239)
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a.value = 42
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return if (a.value == 42) "OK" else "Fail 1"
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}
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