Nikolay Krasko
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55 lines
1010 B
Kotlin
Vendored
55 lines
1010 B
Kotlin
Vendored
<info>import</info> kotlin.reflect.KProperty
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interface T
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class T1(<warning>t</warning>: Int): T
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<info descr="null">inline</info> fun <T> run(f: () -> T) = f()
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class Delegate(<warning>d</warning>: Int) {
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<info>operator</info> fun getValue(k: Any, m: KProperty<*>) {}
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}
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class A(y: Int, t: Int, d: Int): T <info>by</info> T1(t) {
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val a = y
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val b <info>by</info> Delegate(d)
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}
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class A2<T>(x: Int, y: Int, t: T) {
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val t1: T = t
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val x1 = run { x }
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<info>init</info> {
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run {
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y
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}
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}
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}
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//captured
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class B(
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x: Int,
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y: Int,
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t: Int,
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d: Int
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) {
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<info>init</info> {
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class C(<warning>a</warning>: Int = <info>x</info>): T <info>by</info> T1(<info>t</info>) {
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val a = <info>y</info>
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val b <info>by</info> Delegate(<info>d</info>)
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}
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}
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}
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class B2(x: Int, y: Int) {
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val x1 = { <info>x</info> }()
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<info>init</info> {
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{
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<info>y</info>
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}()
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}
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}
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