Brian Norman
4b6c767704
When checking top-level properties, check with initialization enabled. This makes sure the same errors are reported for member and top-level properties.
23 lines
597 B
Kotlin
Vendored
23 lines
597 B
Kotlin
Vendored
var x : Int = 1 + <!UNINITIALIZED_VARIABLE!>x<!>
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get() : Int = 1
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set(value : <!WRONG_SETTER_PARAMETER_TYPE!>Long<!>) {
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field = value.toInt()
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field = <!ASSIGNMENT_TYPE_MISMATCH!>1.toLong()<!>
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}
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val xx : Int = <!PROPERTY_INITIALIZER_NO_BACKING_FIELD!>1 + x<!>
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get() : Int = 1
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<!VAL_WITH_SETTER!>set(value : <!WRONG_SETTER_PARAMETER_TYPE!>Long<!>) {}<!>
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val p : Int = <!PROPERTY_INITIALIZER_NO_BACKING_FIELD!>1<!>
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get() = 1
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class Test() {
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var a : Int = 111
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var b : Int = 222
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get() = field
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set(x) {a = x; field = x}
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public val i = 1
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}
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