Mikhail Glukhikh
7b4f781ea8
In init block or property initializers, for `val x` declared in primary constructor, `x` reference is now resolved to property, not to parameter. So we need two different scopes for primary constructor, one for 'pure' parameters and another one for all parameters, including val/var ones. #KT-42844 Fixed
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33 lines
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Vendored
FILE: constructorVarWrite.kt
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public final class Some : R|kotlin/Any| {
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public constructor(foo: R|kotlin/Int|): R|Some| {
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super<R|kotlin/Any|>()
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}
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public final var foo: R|kotlin/Int| = R|<local>/foo|
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public get(): R|kotlin/Int|
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public set(value: R|kotlin/Int|): R|kotlin/Unit|
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init {
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when () {
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CMP(<, this@R|/Some|.R|/Some.foo|.R|kotlin/Int.compareTo|(Int(0))) -> {
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this@R|/Some|.R|/Some.foo| = Int(0)
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}
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}
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}
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public final val y: R|kotlin/Int| = this@R|/Some|.R|kotlin/run|<R|Some|, R|kotlin/Int|>(<L> = run@fun R|Some|.<anonymous>(): R|kotlin/Int| <kind=EXACTLY_ONCE> {
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this@R|special/anonymous|.R|/Some.foo| = Int(1)
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^ this@R|special/anonymous|.R|/Some.foo|
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}
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)
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public get(): R|kotlin/Int|
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public constructor(): R|Some| {
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this<R|Some|>(Int(-1))
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this@R|/Some|.R|/Some.foo| = Int(2)
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}
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}
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