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kotlin-fork/backend.native/tests/interop/objc/smoke.kt
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Svyatoslav Scherbina e8f97b0436 Represent Objective-C block pointers in methods as Kotlin functions
Also do some refactoring.
2017-10-17 13:23:21 +03:00

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Kotlin

import kotlinx.cinterop.*
import objcSmoke.*
fun main(args: Array<String>) {
autoreleasepool {
run()
}
}
fun run() {
println(
getSupplier(
invoke1(42) { it * 2 }
)!!()
)
val foo = Foo()
val classGetter = getClassGetter(foo)
invoke2 { println(classGetter()) }
foo.hello()
foo.name = "everybody"
foo.helloWithPrinter(object : NSObject(), PrinterProtocol {
override fun print(string: CPointer<ByteVar>?) {
println("Kotlin says: " + string?.toKString())
}
})
Bar().hello()
val pair = MutablePairImpl(42, 17)
replacePairElements(pair, 1, 2)
pair.swap()
println("${pair.first}, ${pair.second}")
// equals and hashCode (virtually):
val map = mapOf(foo to pair, pair to foo)
// equals (directly):
if (!foo.equals(pair)) {
// toString (directly):
println(map[pair].toString() + map[foo].toString() == foo.description() + pair.description())
}
// hashCode (directly):
if (foo.hashCode() == foo.hash().toInt()) {
// toString (virtually):
println(map.keys.map { it.toString() }.min() == foo.description())
}
}
fun MutablePairProtocol.swap() {
update(0, add = second)
update(1, sub = first)
update(0, add = second)
update(1, sub = second*2)
}
class Bar : Foo() {
override fun helloWithPrinter(printer: PrinterProtocol?) = memScoped {
printer!!.print("Hello from Kotlin".cstr.getPointer(memScope))
}
}
@Suppress("CONFLICTING_OVERLOADS")
class MutablePairImpl(first: Int, second: Int) : NSObject(), MutablePairProtocol {
private var elements = intArrayOf(first, second)
override fun first() = elements.first()
override fun second() = elements.last()
override fun update(index: Int, add: Int) {
elements[index] += add
}
override fun update(index: Int, sub: Int) {
elements[index] -= sub
}
}