Yan Zhulanow
44 lines
1.2 KiB
Kotlin
Vendored
44 lines
1.2 KiB
Kotlin
Vendored
// Simple one-liners should have only method breakpoint
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// Simple = no lambdas on a line
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fun foo1() = println() /// M
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fun foo2() {} /// M
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// Lambdas should be available if present
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fun foo3() = run { println() } /// *, L, M, λ
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// Code blocks {} are not considered as expressions
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fun foo4() { /// M
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println() /// L
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} /// L
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// And parenthesis as well
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fun foo5() = ( /// M
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println() /// L
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)
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// For expression-body functions, a line breakpoint should be available
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// if there is an expression on the first line
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fun foo6() = when (2 + 3) { /// M, L
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5 -> {} /// L
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else -> {} /// L
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}
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// Line breakpoint should not be displayed for lambda literal results
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fun foo7() = { println() } /// M, λ
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fun foo8() = (3 + 5).run { /// M, L
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println() /// L
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} /// L
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// Expressions in default parameter values should be recognized
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fun foo9(a: String = readLine()!!) = a /// M, L
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// Lambdas in default parameter values also should be recognized
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fun foo10(a: () -> Unit = { println() }) { /// *, L, M, λ
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a() /// L
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} /// L
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// If a default parameter value is not just a lambda, but a function call with a lambda argument,
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// there should be a line breakpoint as well
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fun foo11(a: String = run { "foo" }) = a /// *, L, M, λ |