Ivan Kylchik
5596e1e1e1
For now boolean array will expect proper Boolean instead of any value. This change just unify logic of working with primitive arrays.
32 lines
1.4 KiB
Kotlin
Vendored
32 lines
1.4 KiB
Kotlin
Vendored
import kotlin.*
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const val intArray1 = IntArray(42).<!EVALUATED: `42`!>size<!>
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const val intArray2 = <!EVALUATED: `0`!>IntArray(42)[0]<!>
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const val intArray3 = <!EVALUATED: `42`!>IntArray(10) { 42 }[0]<!>
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const val intArray4 = <!EVALUATED: `7`!>IntArray(10) { it -> it }[7]<!>
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const val floatArray1 = FloatArray(42).<!EVALUATED: `42`!>size<!>
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const val floatArray2 = <!EVALUATED: `0.0`!>FloatArray(42)[0]<!>
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const val floatArray3 = <!EVALUATED: `42.5`!>FloatArray(10) { 42.5f }[0]<!>
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const val floatArray4 = <!EVALUATED: `7.0`!>FloatArray(10) { it -> it.toFloat() }[7]<!>
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const val booleanArray1 = BooleanArray(42).<!EVALUATED: `42`!>size<!>
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const val booleanArray2 = <!EVALUATED: `false`!>BooleanArray(42)[0]<!>
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const val booleanArray3 = <!EVALUATED: `true`!>BooleanArray(10) { true }[0]<!>
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const val booleanArray4 = <!EVALUATED: `true`!>BooleanArray(10) { it -> it != 0 }[7]<!>
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const val charArray1 = CharArray(42).<!EVALUATED: `42`!>size<!>
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const val charArray2 = <!EVALUATED: ` `!>CharArray(42)[0]<!>
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const val charArray3 = <!EVALUATED: `4`!>CharArray(10) { '4' }[0]<!>
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const val charArray4 = <!EVALUATED: `0`!>CharArray(50) { it -> it.toChar() }[48]<!>
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const val array = Array<Any?>(4) {
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when(it) {
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0 -> 1
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1 -> 2.0
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2 -> "3"
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3 -> null
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else -> throw IllegalArgumentException("$it is wrong")
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}
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}.<!EVALUATED: `1 2.0 3 null`!>let { it[0].toString() + " " + it[1] + " " + it[2] + " " + it[3] }<!>
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