Svetlana Isakova
36 lines
851 B
Kotlin
36 lines
851 B
Kotlin
//KT-3395 mapOf function can't be used as literal
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package b
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import java.util.ArrayList
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public fun query<T>(<!UNUSED_PARAMETER!>t<!>: T, <!UNUSED_PARAMETER!>args<!>: Map<String, Any>): List<T> {
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return ArrayList<T>()
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}
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fun test(pair: Pair<String, Int>) {
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val id = "Hello" // variable is marked as unused
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println("Some" + query(0, mapOf(id to 1)))
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println("Some" + query(0, mapOf(pair)))
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}
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//from standard library
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fun mapOf<K, V>(vararg <!UNUSED_PARAMETER!>values<!>: Pair<K, V>): Map<K, V> { throw Exception() }
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fun <A,B> A.to(<!UNUSED_PARAMETER!>that<!>: B): Pair<A, B> { throw Exception() }
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fun println(<!UNUSED_PARAMETER!>message<!> : Any?) { throw Exception() }
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class Pair<out A, out B> () {}
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//short example
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fun foo<T>(t: T) = t
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fun test(t: String) {
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println("Some" + foo(t)) // t was marked with black square
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}
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