Yan Zhulanow
25fb77e7ad
This commit adds a number of tests that check breakpoint placing behavior, and an inline action that work the same way as tests.
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 |