Sergej Jaskiewicz
4a724611d8
The issue this commit fixes occurs when we have an external interface
implemented by a Kotlin class, if that interface has methods with
varargs.
Kotlin functions expect varargs passed as arrays, but JavaScript code
may be unaware of this convention.
So, when generating a bridge for external interface method
implementaion, we insert some additional logic for extracting varargs
using the JavaScript `arguments` object.
A simplified example:
```kotlin
external interface Adder {
fun sum(vararg numbers: Int): Int
}
class AdderImpl: Adder {
override fun sum(vararg numbers: Int) = numbers.sum()
}
```
For `AdderImpl` we generate the following JS code:
```js
AdderImpl.prototype.sum_69wd7h_k$ = function (numbers) {
return sum(numbers);
};
AdderImpl.prototype.sum = function () {
var numbers = new Int32Array([].slice.call(arguments));
return this.sum_69wd7h_k$(numbers);
};
```
#KT-15223 Fixed
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Kotlin
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23 lines
407 B
Kotlin
Vendored
open class A<T> {
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open fun foo(t: T, vararg xs: Int) = "A"
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}
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open class B : A<String>()
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class Z : B() {
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override fun foo(t: String, vararg xs: Int) = "Z"
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}
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fun box(): String {
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val z = Z()
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val b: B = z
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val a: A<String> = z
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return when {
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z.foo("") != "Z" -> "Fail #1"
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b.foo("") != "Z" -> "Fail #2"
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a.foo("") != "Z" -> "Fail #3"
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else -> "OK"
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}
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}
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