Alexander Udalov
31 lines
939 B
Kotlin
31 lines
939 B
Kotlin
// KT-5609: interfaces should not inherit from KObject, unless explicitly said so
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trait A
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trait B : kotlin.jvm.internal.KObject
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annotation class C
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class D
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class E : kotlin.jvm.internal.KObject
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fun box(): String {
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val a = javaClass<A>().getGenericInterfaces().toList()
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if (a.toString() != "[]") return "Fail A: $a"
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val b = javaClass<B>().getGenericInterfaces().toList()
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if (b.toString() != "[interface kotlin.jvm.internal.KObject]") return "Fail B: $b"
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val c = javaClass<C>().getGenericInterfaces().toList()
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if (c.toString() != "[interface java.lang.annotation.Annotation]") return "Fail C: $c"
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val d = javaClass<D>().getGenericInterfaces().toList()
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if (d.toString() != "[interface kotlin.jvm.internal.KObject]") return "Fail D: $d"
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val e = javaClass<E>().getGenericInterfaces().toList()
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if (e.toString() != "[interface kotlin.jvm.internal.KObject]") return "Fail E: $e"
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return "OK"
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}
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