Alexander Udalov
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In case there are Java sources in the module, K2 creates two instances of `FirModuleDescriptor` with the same name: one for Kotlin sources, one for Java sources. When building fake overrides in IR, it's important to understand that those are the same module. Currently it's done by comparing the names, but in the future it may be improved in KT-62534. The changed test was in fact unrelated to KT-61805, and the problem there was rather that no fake override was created for internal property `schemeState` in `InspectionProfileModifiableModel`.
34 lines
702 B
Kotlin
Vendored
34 lines
702 B
Kotlin
Vendored
// TARGET_BACKEND: JVM
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// WITH_STDLIB
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// ISSUE: KT-56538
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// FILE: SerializableScheme.java
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public interface SerializableScheme {
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String getSchemeState();
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}
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// FILE: NewInspectionProfile.kt
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abstract class NewInspectionProfile : SerializableScheme {
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@JvmField
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internal var schemeState: String? = "OK"
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override fun getSchemeState(): String? = schemeState
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}
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// FILE: InspectionProfileImpl.java
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public class InspectionProfileImpl extends NewInspectionProfile {
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}
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// FILE: InspectionProfileModifiableModel.kt
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class InspectionProfileModifiableModel : InspectionProfileImpl()
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// FILE: test.kt
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fun box(): String {
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return InspectionProfileModifiableModel().schemeState.toString()
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}
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