Mikhail Glukhikh
de50f8aef3
Here we introduce ONLY_IMPLICIT_RECEIVER tower level to support extension lambda calls on local variables, and soften extension receiver checks to make such extensions visible & applicable. Also here we try to map arguments twice for functional types
38 lines
1.3 KiB
Kotlin
Vendored
38 lines
1.3 KiB
Kotlin
Vendored
// !DIAGNOSTICS: -UNUSED_EXPRESSION -UNUSED_PARAMETER -UNUSED_VARIABLE -NOTHING_TO_INLINE -NON_LOCAL_RETURN_NOT_ALLOWED
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inline fun inlineFunWithInvoke(s: (p: Int) -> Unit, ext: Int.(p: Int) -> Unit) {
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subInline(s, ext)
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subNoInline(s, ext)
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}
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inline fun inlineFunWithInvokeClosure(s: (p: Int) -> Unit, ext: Int.(p: Int) -> Unit) {
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subInline({p: Int -> s(p)}, { p -> this.ext(p)})
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subNoInline({p: Int -> s(p)}, { p -> this.ext(p)})
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}
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//No inline
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inline fun inlineFunWithInvokeNonInline(noinline s: (p: Int) -> Unit, noinline ext: Int.(p: Int) -> Unit) {
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subInline(s, ext)
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subNoInline(s, ext)
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}
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inline fun inlineFunWithInvokeClosureNoinline(noinline s: (p: Int) -> Unit, noinline ext: Int.(p: Int) -> Unit) {
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subInline({p: Int -> s(p)}, { p -> this.ext(p)})
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subNoInline({p: Int -> s(p)}, { p -> this.ext(p)})
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}
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//ext function
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inline fun Function1<Int, Unit>.inlineExt(ext: Int.(p: Int) -> Unit) {
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subInline(this, ext)
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subNoInline(this, ext)
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}
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inline fun Function1<Int, Unit>.inlineExtWithClosure(ext: Int.(p: Int) -> Unit) {
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subInline({p: Int -> this(p)}, { p -> this.ext(p)})
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subNoInline({p: Int -> this(p)}, { p -> this.ext(p)})
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}
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inline fun subInline(s: (p: Int) -> Unit, ext: Int.(p: Int) -> Unit) {}
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fun subNoInline(s: (p: Int) -> Unit, ext: Int.(p: Int) -> Unit) {}
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