Svyatoslav Scherbina
86a29a7b07
The test relies on the fact that any name can be imported from a "magic" package like `objcnames.classes`. This was the case for K1, but likely won't be for K2: the compiler should allow importing only those names that are actually forward-declared in a cinterop library. This commit changes the test that way. In particular, moves it to a different task that has a cinterop dependency.
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778 B
Swift
26 lines
778 B
Swift
import ForwardDeclarations
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private func test1() throws {
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let ptr = UnsafeMutableRawPointer(bitPattern: 0x1234)
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try assertEquals(actual: LibKt.sameForwardDeclaredStruct(ptr: ptr), expected: ptr)
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// We can't actually test this, because Swift can't import neither types nor functions due to
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// "interface/protocol '...' is incomplete":
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//
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// let classObj: ForwardDeclaredClass? = nil
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// try assertNil(LibKt.sameForwardDeclaredClass(obj: classObj))
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//
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// let protocolObj: ForwardDeclaredProtocol? = nil
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// try assertNil(LibKt.sameForwardDeclaredProtocol(obj: protocolObj))
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}
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// -------- Execution of the test --------
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class TestTests : SimpleTestProvider {
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override init() {
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super.init()
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test("test1", test1)
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}
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}
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