Dmitriy Novozhilov
6a94a3331f
Usually we create synthetic property in java class if there is a property
from the base kotlin class and getter/setter with a corresponding name
in the declared scope or one of supertype scopes. But there is a case,
where the same supertype contains both property and getter:
```
// FILE: Base.kt
open class Base {
open val b = "O"
@JvmName("getBJava")
fun getB() : String = "K"
}
// FILE: Derived.java
public class Derived extends Base {}
```
In this case we shouldn't create synthetic property, because `getB()`
function is invisible for `Derived` class
^KT-66020 Fixed
27 lines
433 B
Kotlin
Vendored
27 lines
433 B
Kotlin
Vendored
// TARGET_BACKEND: JVM_IR
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// WITH_STDLIB
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// ISSUE: KT-66020
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// FILE: Base.kt
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open class Base {
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open val b = "O"
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@JvmName("getBJava")
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fun getB() : String = "K"
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}
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// FILE: Derived.java
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public class Derived extends Base {
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public static String box() {
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Impl x = new Impl();
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return x.getB() + x.getBJava();
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}
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}
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// FILE: Impl.kt
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class Impl : Derived()
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fun box(): String {
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return Derived.box()
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}
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