Marco Pennekamp
2cd16f055a
- `context(...)` is a modifier that must precede annotations and other modifiers, so for declarations it is rendered in `renderAnnotationsAndModifiers`. - Ignore `@ContextFunctionTypeParams` in the annotation list of FE10 types, as the annotation is an implementation detail of context receivers in K1 and shouldn't be rendered. ^KT-55098 fixed
37 lines
651 B
Kotlin
Vendored
37 lines
651 B
Kotlin
Vendored
interface Context1
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interface Context2<A> {
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fun getContextElement(): A
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}
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class Context2Impl<A>(val value: A) : Context2<A> {
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override fun getContextElement(): A = value
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}
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context(Int, String)
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class A {
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context(Double)
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constructor(int: Int) {}
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}
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context(Context1, c2@Context2<String>)
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class B {
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override fun toString(): String = getContextElement()
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}
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context(Context2<A>)
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class C<A> {
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val a: A
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get() = getContextElement()
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}
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context(Context1)
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@Deprecated("Use `B` instead.")
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class D
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context(b@B, `fun`@A)
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fun foo() = Unit
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context(Context2<C<String>>)
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fun bar() = with (Context2Impl(getContextElement().a)) { C() }
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