swift-mirror/test/stmt/foreach.swift

// RUN: %target-typecheck-verify-swift

// Bad containers and ranges
struct BadContainer1 {
}

func bad_containers_1(bc: BadContainer1) {
  for e in bc { } // expected-error{{for-in loop requires 'BadContainer1' to conform to 'Sequence'}}
}

struct BadContainer2 : Sequence { // expected-error{{type 'BadContainer2' does not conform to protocol 'Sequence'}}
  var generate : Int
}

func bad_containers_2(bc: BadContainer2) {
  for e in bc { }
}

struct BadContainer3 : Sequence { // expected-error{{type 'BadContainer3' does not conform to protocol 'Sequence'}}
  func makeIterator() { } // expected-note{{candidate can not infer 'Iterator' = '()' because '()' is not a nominal type and so can't conform to 'IteratorProtocol'}}
}

func bad_containers_3(bc: BadContainer3) {
  for e in bc { }
}

struct BadIterator1 {}

struct BadContainer4 : Sequence { // expected-error{{type 'BadContainer4' does not conform to protocol 'Sequence'}} expected-note {{add stubs for conformance}}
  typealias Iterator = BadIterator1 // expected-note{{possibly intended match 'BadContainer4.Iterator' (aka 'BadIterator1') does not conform to 'IteratorProtocol'}}
  func makeIterator() -> BadIterator1 { }
}

func bad_containers_4(bc: BadContainer4) {
  for e in bc { }
}

// Pattern type-checking

struct GoodRange<Int> : Sequence, IteratorProtocol {
  typealias Element = Int
  func next() -> Int? {}

  typealias Iterator = GoodRange<Int>
  func makeIterator() -> GoodRange<Int> { return self }
}

struct GoodTupleIterator: Sequence, IteratorProtocol {
  typealias Element = (Int, Float)
  func next() -> (Int, Float)? {}

  typealias Iterator = GoodTupleIterator
  func makeIterator() -> GoodTupleIterator {}
}

protocol ElementProtocol {}

func patterns(gir: GoodRange<Int>, gtr: GoodTupleIterator) {
  var sum : Int
  var sumf : Float
  for i : Int in gir { sum = sum + i }
  for i in gir { sum = sum + i }
  for f : Float in gir { sum = sum + f } // expected-error{{cannot convert sequence element type 'Int' to expected type 'Float'}}
  for f : ElementProtocol in gir { } // expected-error {{sequence element type 'Int' does not conform to expected protocol 'ElementProtocol'}}

  for (i, f) : (Int, Float) in gtr { sum = sum + i }

  for (i, f) in gtr {
    sum = sum + i
    sumf = sumf + f
    sum = sum + f  // expected-error {{cannot convert value of type 'Float' to expected argument type 'Int'}} {{17-17=Int(}} {{18-18=)}}
  }

  for (i, _) : (Int, Float) in gtr { sum = sum + i }

  for (i, _) : (Int, Int) in gtr { sum = sum + i } // expected-error{{cannot convert sequence element type '(Int, Float)' to expected type '(Int, Int)'}}

  for (i, f) in gtr {}
}

func slices(i_s: [Int], ias: [[Int]]) {
  var sum = 0
  for i in i_s { sum = sum + i }

  for ia in ias {
    for i in ia {
      sum = sum + i
    }
  }
}

func discard_binding() {
  for _ in [0] {}
}

struct X<T> { 
  var value: T
}

struct Gen<T> : IteratorProtocol {
  func next() -> T? { return nil }
}

struct Seq<T> : Sequence {
  func makeIterator() -> Gen<T> { return Gen() }
}

func getIntSeq() -> Seq<Int> { return Seq() }

func getOvlSeq() -> Seq<Int> { return Seq() } // expected-note{{found candidate with type '() -> Seq<Int>'}}
func getOvlSeq() -> Seq<Double> { return Seq() } // expected-note{{found candidate with type '() -> Seq<Double>'}}
func getOvlSeq() -> Seq<X<Int>> { return Seq() } // expected-note{{found candidate with type '() -> Seq<X<Int>>'}}

func getGenericSeq<T>() -> Seq<T> { return Seq() }

func getXIntSeq() -> Seq<X<Int>> { return Seq() }

func getXIntSeqIUO() -> Seq<X<Int>>! { return nil }

func testForEachInference() {
  for i in getIntSeq() { }

  // Overloaded sequence resolved contextually
  for i: Int in getOvlSeq() { }
  for d: Double in getOvlSeq() { }

  // Overloaded sequence not resolved contextually
  for v in getOvlSeq() { } // expected-error{{ambiguous use of 'getOvlSeq()'}}

  // Generic sequence resolved contextually
  for i: Int in getGenericSeq() { }
  for d: Double in getGenericSeq() { }

  // Inference of generic arguments in the element type from the
  // sequence.
  for x: X in getXIntSeq() {
    let z = x.value + 1
  }

  for x: X in getOvlSeq() {
    let z = x.value + 1
  }

  // Inference with implicitly unwrapped optional
  for x: X in getXIntSeqIUO() {
    let z = x.value + 1
  }

  // Range overloading.
  for i: Int8 in 0..<10 { }
  for i: UInt in 0...10 { }
}

func testMatchingPatterns() {
  // <rdar://problem/21428712> for case parse failure
  let myArray : [Int?] = []
  for case .some(let x) in myArray {
    _ = x
  }

  // <rdar://problem/21392677> for/case/in patterns aren't parsed properly
  class A {}
  class B : A {}
  class C : A {}
  let array : [A] = [A(), B(), C()]
  for case (let x as B) in array {
    _ = x
  }
}

// <rdar://problem/21662365> QoI: diagnostic for for-each over an optional sequence isn't great
func testOptionalSequence() {
  let array : [Int]?
  for x in array {  // expected-error {{for-in loop requires '[Int]?' to conform to 'Sequence'; did you mean to unwrap optional?}}
  }
}

func testExistentialSequence(s: any Sequence) {
  for x in s {
    _ = x
  }
}

// rdar://92177656 - implicit existential opening should work with for-in loops
func testForEachWithAnyCollection(c: any Collection) {
  for v in c {
    print(v)
  }
}

// Conditional conformance to Sequence and IteratorProtocol.
protocol P { }

struct RepeatedSequence<T> {
  var value: T
  var count: Int
}

struct RepeatedIterator<T> {
  var value: T
  var count: Int
}

extension RepeatedIterator: IteratorProtocol where T: P {
  typealias Element = T

  mutating func next() -> T? {
    if count == 0 { return nil }
    count = count - 1
    return value
  }
}

extension RepeatedSequence: Sequence where T: P {
  typealias Element = T
  typealias Iterator = RepeatedIterator<T>
  typealias SubSequence = AnySequence<T>

  func makeIterator() -> RepeatedIterator<T> {
    return Iterator(value: value, count: count)
  }
}

extension Int : P { }

func testRepeated(ri: RepeatedSequence<Int>) {
  for x in ri { _ = x }
}

// https://github.com/apple/swift/issues/54836
// Poor pattern matching diagnostic: for-in loop requires '[Int]' to conform to 'Sequence'
do {
  let arr1: [Int]
  let arr2: [(a: Int, b: String)]

  for (x, y) in arr1 {}
  // expected-error@-1 {{tuple pattern cannot match values of non-tuple type 'Int'}}

  for (x, y, _) in arr2 {}
  // expected-error@-1 {{pattern cannot match values of type '(a: Int, b: String)'}}
}

// rdar://62339835
func testForEachWhereWithClosure(_ x: [Int]) {
  func foo<T>(_ fn: () -> T) -> Bool { true }

  for i in x where foo({ i }) {}
  for i in x where foo({ i.byteSwapped == 5 }) {}
  for i in x where x.contains(where: { $0.byteSwapped == i }) {}
}

// https://github.com/apple/swift/issues/59522
// Use of 'prefix' with generic base causes ambiguity in for-in statement
func test_no_ambiguity_with_prefix_iterator<C: Collection>(c: C) {
  for _ in c.prefix(1) { // Ok
  }
}

// https://github.com/apple/swift/issues/60962
// Make sure we produce a meaningful diagnostic here.
do {
  for (x, y) in (0, 0) {}
  // expected-error@-1 {{for-in loop requires '(Int, Int)' to conform to 'Sequence'}}
}

// rdar://100343275 - Sema is accepting incorrect code which leads to a crash in SILGen
do {
  for (x, y, z) in [] { // expected-error {{tuple pattern cannot match values of non-tuple type 'Any'}}
  }
}

do {
  // https://github.com/apple/swift/issues/65650 - Make sure we say 'String', not 'Any'.
  for (x, y) in [""] {} // expected-error {{tuple pattern cannot match values of non-tuple type 'String'}}
}

do {
  class Base : Hashable {
    static func ==(_: Base, _: Base) -> Bool { false }

    func hash(into hasher: inout Hasher) {}
  }

  class Child : Base {
    var value: Int = 0
  }

  struct Range {
    func contains(_: Base) -> Bool { return false }
  }

  func test(data: Set<Child>, _ range: Range) {
    for v in data where range.contains(v) {
      _ = v.value // Ok (`v` is inferred from `data` and not from `range`)
    }
  }
}

// rdar://117220710 - The compiler incorrectly infers `v` pattern to be optional.
do {
  struct S {
    var test: Int
  }

  func check(_: S?, _: S?) -> Bool { false }

  func test(data: [S]?, exclusion: S?) {
    for v in data ?? [] where check(v, exclusion) {
      _ = v.test // Ok
    }
  }

  let _ = { (data: [S]?, exclusion: S?) in
    for v in data ?? [] where check(v, exclusion) {
      _ = v.test // Ok
    }
  }
}

// SE-0408
do {
  func variadic<each T: Collection>(ts: repeat each T) {
    for t in repeat each ts where !ts.isEmpty {}
    // expected-error@-1 {{'where' clause in pack iteration is not supported}}

    func test(_: () -> Void) {}

    test {
      for t in repeat each ts where !ts.isEmpty {}
      // expected-error@-1 {{'where' clause in pack iteration is not supported}}
    }
  }
  
  func nested<each T, each U>(value: repeat each T, value1: repeat each U) {
    for e1 in repeat each value {
      for _ in [] {}
      for e2 in repeat each value1 {
        let y = e1 // Ok
      }
      let x = e1 // Ok
    }
  }
}

// https://github.com/apple/swift/issues/73207
do {
  func test(_ levels: [Range<Int>]) {
    for (i, leaves): (Int, Range<Int>) in levels[8 ..< 15].enumerated() { // Ok
      _ = i
      _ = leaves
    }
  }
}

// Make sure the bodies still type-check okay if the preamble is invalid.
func testInvalidPreamble() {
  func takesAutoclosure(_ x: @autoclosure () -> Int) -> Int { 0 }

  for _ in undefined { // expected-error {{cannot find 'undefined' in scope}}
    let a = takesAutoclosure(0) // Fine
  }
  for x in undefined { // expected-error {{cannot find 'undefined' in scope}}
    let b: Int = x  // No type error, `x` is invalid.
    _ = "" as Int // expected-error {{cannot convert value of type 'String' to type 'Int' in coercion}}
  }
}