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kotlin-fork/compiler/testData/codegen/boxWithStdlib/reflection/properties/memberAndMemberExtensionWithSameName.kt
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Alexander Udalov 30794060a9 Simplify property hierarchy in reflection
Leave only 3*2 = 6 classes: KProperty0, KProperty1, KProperty2 and their
mutable analogs, depending on the number of receivers a property takes
2015-07-10 20:10:09 +03:00

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import kotlin.reflect.jvm.kotlin
import kotlin.reflect.KProperty1
import kotlin.reflect.KProperty2
class A {
val foo: String = "member"
val Unit.foo: String get() = "extension"
}
fun box(): String {
run {
val foo: KProperty1<A, *> = javaClass<A>().kotlin.properties.single()
assert(foo.name == "foo") { "Fail name: $foo (${foo.name})" }
assert(foo.get(A()) == "member") { "Fail value: ${foo[A()]}" }
}
run {
val foo: KProperty2<A, *, *> = javaClass<A>().kotlin.extensionProperties.single()
assert(foo.name == "foo") { "Fail name: $foo (${foo.name})" }
foo as KProperty2<A, Unit, *>
assert(foo.get(A(), Unit) == "extension") { "Fail value: ${foo[A(), Unit]}" }
}
return "OK"
}