Mads Ager
604f217360
This shows up in annotation instantiation tests where we need to make sure to generate a property on the annotation implementation class for such properties.
44 lines
838 B
Kotlin
Vendored
44 lines
838 B
Kotlin
Vendored
// TARGET_BACKEND: JVM_IR
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// WITH_RUNTIME
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// !LANGUAGE: +InstantiationOfAnnotationClasses
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// FILE: A.java
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public @interface A {}
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// FILE: B.java
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public @interface B {
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String value();
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}
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// FILE: C.java
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public @interface C {
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int[] v1();
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String v2();
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}
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// FILE: D.java
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public @interface D {
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String value() default "hello";
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}
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// FILE: b.kt
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fun box(): String {
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val a = A()
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val b = B("OK")
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assert(b.value == "OK")
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val c = C(v2 = "v2", v1 = intArrayOf(1))
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assert(c.v2 == "v2")
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// TODO(KT-47702): Looks like we have to force users either to pass default java parameters explicitly
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// or hack LazyJavaClassDescriptor/JavaPropertyDescriptor to load annotation param default value,
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// because it is not stored currently anywhere.
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// val d = D()
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val d = D("OK").value
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return d
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}
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