Alexander Udalov
ba150ca370
Test data in `box/annotations/typeAnnotations` is changed because nested classes in type annotations are rendered differently in JDK 19 (`Outer.Nested` instead of `Outer$Nested`). #KT-54116 Fixed
30 lines
893 B
Kotlin
Vendored
30 lines
893 B
Kotlin
Vendored
// TARGET_BACKEND: JVM
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// WITH_REFLECT
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package test
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import kotlin.reflect.KClass
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annotation class Anno(val k1: KClass<*>, val k2: KClass<*>, val k3: KClass<*>)
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fun box(): String {
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class L
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@Anno(k1 = L::class, k2 = Array<L?>::class, k3 = Array<out Array<L>>::class)
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class M
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val fqName = "test.LocalClassLiteralKt\$box\$L"
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// JDK 8 and earlier
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val expected1 = "[@test.Anno(k1=class $fqName, k2=class [L$fqName;, k3=class [[L$fqName;)]"
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// JDK 9..18
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val expected2 = "[@test.Anno(k1=$fqName.class, k2=$fqName[].class, k3=$fqName[][].class)]"
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// JDK 19 and later
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val expected3 = "[@test.Anno(k1=<no canonical name>.class, k2=<no canonical name>.class, k3=<no canonical name>.class)]"
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val actual = M::class.annotations.toString()
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if (actual != expected1 && actual != expected2 && actual != expected3) return "Fail: $actual"
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return "OK"
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}
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