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swift-mirror/test/decl/ext/protocol.swift
Alex Hoppen 66104395d7 [Sema/SourceKit] Emit same diagnostics for missing protocol requirements on the command line and in SourceKit
Some editors use diagnostics from SourceKit to replace build issues. This causes issues if the diagnostics from SourceKit are formatted differently than the build issues. Make sure they are rendered the same way, removing most uses of `DiagnosticsEditorMode`.

To do so, always emit the `add stubs for conformance` note (which previously was only emitted in editor mode) and remove all `; add <something>` suffixes from notes that state which requirements are missing.

rdar://129283608
2024-08-07 14:01:30 -07:00

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// RUN: %target-typecheck-verify-swift
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Using protocol requirements from inside protocol extensions
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
protocol P1 {
@discardableResult
func reqP1a() -> Bool
}
extension P1 {
func extP1a() -> Bool { return !reqP1a() }
var extP1b: Bool {
return self.reqP1a()
}
var extP1c: Bool {
return extP1b && self.extP1a()
}
}
protocol P2 {
associatedtype AssocP2 : P1
func reqP2a() -> AssocP2
}
extension P2 {
func extP2a() -> AssocP2? { return reqP2a() }
func extP2b() {
self.reqP2a().reqP1a()
}
func extP2c() -> Self.AssocP2 { return extP2a()! }
}
protocol P3 {
associatedtype AssocP3 : P2
func reqP3a() -> AssocP3
}
extension P3 {
func extP3a() -> AssocP3.AssocP2 {
return reqP3a().reqP2a()
}
}
protocol P4 {
associatedtype AssocP4
func reqP4a() -> AssocP4
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Using generics from inside protocol extensions
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
func acceptsP1<T : P1>(_ t: T) { }
extension P1 {
func extP1d() { acceptsP1(self) }
}
func acceptsP2<T : P2>(_ t: T) { }
extension P2 {
func extP2acceptsP1() { acceptsP1(reqP2a()) }
func extP2acceptsP2() { acceptsP2(self) }
}
// Use of 'Self' as a return type within a protocol extension.
protocol SelfP1 {
associatedtype AssocType
}
protocol SelfP2 {
}
func acceptSelfP1<T, U : SelfP1>(_ t: T, _ u: U) -> T where U.AssocType == T {
return t
}
extension SelfP1 {
func tryAcceptSelfP1<Z : SelfP1>(_ z: Z)-> Self where Z.AssocType == Self {
return acceptSelfP1(self, z)
}
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Initializers in protocol extensions
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
protocol InitP1 {
init(string: String)
}
extension InitP1 {
init(int: Int) { self.init(string: "integer") }
}
struct InitS1 : InitP1 {
init(string: String) { }
}
class InitC1 : InitP1 {
required init(string: String) { }
}
func testInitP1() {
var is1 = InitS1(int: 5)
is1 = InitS1(string: "blah") // check type
_ = is1
var ic1 = InitC1(int: 5)
ic1 = InitC1(string: "blah") // check type
_ = ic1
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Subscript in protocol extensions
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
protocol SubscriptP1 {
func readAt(_ i: Int) -> String
func writeAt(_ i: Int, string: String)
}
extension SubscriptP1 {
subscript(i: Int) -> String {
get { return readAt(i) }
set(newValue) { writeAt(i, string: newValue) }
}
}
struct SubscriptS1 : SubscriptP1 {
func readAt(_ i: Int) -> String { return "hello" }
func writeAt(_ i: Int, string: String) { }
}
struct SubscriptC1 : SubscriptP1 {
func readAt(_ i: Int) -> String { return "hello" }
func writeAt(_ i: Int, string: String) { }
}
func testSubscriptP1(_ ss1: SubscriptS1, sc1: SubscriptC1,
i: Int, s: String) {
var ss1 = ss1
var sc1 = sc1
_ = ss1[i]
ss1[i] = s
_ = sc1[i]
sc1[i] = s
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Using protocol extensions on types that conform to the protocols.
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
struct S1 : P1 {
@discardableResult
func reqP1a() -> Bool { return true }
func once() -> Bool {
return extP1a() && extP1b
}
}
func useS1(_ s1: S1) -> Bool {
s1.reqP1a()
return s1.extP1a() && s1.extP1b
}
extension S1 {
func twice() -> Bool {
return extP1a() && extP1b
}
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Protocol extensions with redundant requirements
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
protocol FooProtocol {}
extension FooProtocol where Self: FooProtocol {}
protocol AnotherFooProtocol {}
protocol BazProtocol {}
extension AnotherFooProtocol where Self: BazProtocol, Self: AnotherFooProtocol {}
protocol AnotherBazProtocol {
associatedtype BazValue
}
extension AnotherBazProtocol where BazValue: AnotherBazProtocol {} // ok, does not warn because BazValue is not Self
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Protocol extensions with additional requirements
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
extension P4 where Self.AssocP4 : P1 {
// expected-note@-1 {{candidate requires that 'Int' conform to 'P1' (requirement specified as 'Self.AssocP4' : 'P1')}}
// expected-note@-2 {{candidate requires that 'S4aHelper' conform to 'P1' (requirement specified as 'Self.AssocP4' : 'P1')}}
func extP4a() {
acceptsP1(reqP4a())
}
}
struct S4aHelper { }
struct S4bHelper : P1 {
func reqP1a() -> Bool { return true }
}
struct S4a : P4 {
func reqP4a() -> S4aHelper { return S4aHelper() }
}
struct S4b : P4 {
func reqP4a() -> S4bHelper { return S4bHelper() }
}
struct S4c : P4 {
func reqP4a() -> Int { return 0 }
}
struct S4d : P4 {
func reqP4a() -> Bool { return false }
}
extension P4 where Self.AssocP4 == Int { // expected-note {{where 'Self.AssocP4' = 'Bool'}}
func extP4Int() { }
}
extension P4 where Self.AssocP4 == Bool {
// expected-note@-1 {{candidate requires that the types 'Int' and 'Bool' be equivalent (requirement specified as 'Self.AssocP4' == 'Bool')}}
// expected-note@-2 {{candidate requires that the types 'S4aHelper' and 'Bool' be equivalent (requirement specified as 'Self.AssocP4' == 'Bool')}}
func extP4a() -> Bool { return reqP4a() }
}
func testP4(_ s4a: S4a, s4b: S4b, s4c: S4c, s4d: S4d) {
s4a.extP4a() // expected-error{{no exact matches in call to instance method 'extP4a'}}
s4b.extP4a() // ok
s4c.extP4a() // expected-error{{no exact matches in call to instance method 'extP4a'}}
s4c.extP4Int() // okay
var b1 = s4d.extP4a() // okay, "Bool" version
b1 = true // checks type above
s4d.extP4Int() // expected-error{{referencing instance method 'extP4Int()' on 'P4' requires the types 'Bool' and 'Int' be equivalent}}
_ = b1
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Protocol extensions with a superclass constraint on Self
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
protocol ConformedProtocol {
typealias ConcreteConformanceAlias = Self
}
class BaseWithAlias<T> : ConformedProtocol {
typealias ConcreteAlias = T
struct NestedNominal {}
func baseMethod(_: T) {}
}
class DerivedWithAlias : BaseWithAlias<Int> {}
protocol ExtendedProtocol {
typealias AbstractConformanceAlias = Self
}
extension ExtendedProtocol where Self : DerivedWithAlias {
func f0(x: T) {} // expected-error {{cannot find type 'T' in scope}}
func f1(x: ConcreteAlias) {
let _: Int = x
baseMethod(x)
}
func f2(x: ConcreteConformanceAlias) {
let _: DerivedWithAlias = x
}
func f3(x: AbstractConformanceAlias) {
let _: DerivedWithAlias = x
}
func f4(x: NestedNominal) {}
}
// rdar://problem/21991470
// https://github.com/apple/swift/issues/47598
class NonPolymorphicInit {
init() { } // expected-note {{selected non-required initializer 'init()'}}
}
protocol EmptyProtocol { }
// The diagnostic is not very accurate, but at least we reject this.
extension EmptyProtocol where Self : NonPolymorphicInit {
init(string: String) {
self.init()
// expected-error@-1 {{constructing an object of class type 'Self' with a metatype value must use a 'required' initializer}}
}
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Using protocol extensions to satisfy requirements
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
protocol P5 {
func reqP5a()
}
// extension of P5 provides a witness for P6
extension P5 {
func reqP6a() { reqP5a() }
}
protocol P6 {
func reqP6a()
}
// S6a uses P5.reqP6a
struct S6a : P5 {
func reqP5a() { }
}
extension S6a : P6 { }
// S6b uses P5.reqP6a
struct S6b : P5, P6 {
func reqP5a() { }
}
// S6c uses P5.reqP6a
struct S6c : P6 {
}
extension S6c : P5 {
func reqP5a() { }
}
// S6d does not use P5.reqP6a
struct S6d : P6 {
func reqP6a() { }
}
extension S6d : P5 {
func reqP5a() { }
}
protocol P7 {
associatedtype P7Assoc
func getP7Assoc() -> P7Assoc
}
struct P7FromP8<T> { }
protocol P8 {
associatedtype P8Assoc
func getP8Assoc() -> P8Assoc
}
// extension of P8 provides conformance to P7Assoc
extension P8 {
func getP7Assoc() -> P7FromP8<P8Assoc> { return P7FromP8() }
}
// Okay, P7 requirements satisfied by P8
struct P8a : P8, P7 {
func getP8Assoc() -> Bool { return true }
}
func testP8a(_ p8a: P8a) {
var p7 = p8a.getP7Assoc()
p7 = P7FromP8<Bool>() // okay, check type of above
_ = p7
}
// Okay, P7 requirements explicitly specified
struct P8b : P8, P7 {
func getP7Assoc() -> Int { return 5 }
func getP8Assoc() -> Bool { return true }
}
func testP8b(_ p8b: P8b) {
var p7 = p8b.getP7Assoc()
p7 = 17 // check type of above
_ = p7
}
protocol PConforms1 {
}
extension PConforms1 {
func pc2() { } // expected-note{{candidate exactly matches}}
}
protocol PConforms2 : PConforms1, MakePC2Ambiguous {
func pc2() // expected-note{{multiple matching functions named 'pc2()' with type '() -> ()'}}
}
protocol MakePC2Ambiguous {
}
extension MakePC2Ambiguous {
func pc2() { } // expected-note{{candidate exactly matches}}
}
struct SConforms2a : PConforms2 { } // expected-error{{type 'SConforms2a' does not conform to protocol 'PConforms2'}}
struct SConforms2b : PConforms2 {
func pc2() { }
}
// Satisfying requirements via protocol extensions for fun and profit
protocol _MySeq { }
protocol MySeq : _MySeq {
associatedtype Generator : IteratorProtocol
func myGenerate() -> Generator
}
protocol _MyCollection : _MySeq {
associatedtype Index : Strideable
var myStartIndex : Index { get }
var myEndIndex : Index { get }
associatedtype _Element
subscript (i: Index) -> _Element { get }
}
protocol MyCollection : _MyCollection {
}
struct MyIndexedIterator<C : _MyCollection> : IteratorProtocol {
var container: C
var index: C.Index
mutating func next() -> C._Element? {
if index == container.myEndIndex { return nil }
let result = container[index]
index = index.advanced(by: 1)
return result
}
}
struct OtherIndexedIterator<C : _MyCollection> : IteratorProtocol {
var container: C
var index: C.Index
mutating func next() -> C._Element? {
if index == container.myEndIndex { return nil }
let result = container[index]
index = index.advanced(by: 1)
return result
}
}
extension _MyCollection {
func myGenerate() -> MyIndexedIterator<Self> {
return MyIndexedIterator(container: self, index: self.myEndIndex)
}
}
struct SomeCollection1 : MyCollection {
var myStartIndex: Int { return 0 }
var myEndIndex: Int { return 10 }
subscript (i: Int) -> String {
return "blah"
}
}
struct SomeCollection2 : MyCollection {
var myStartIndex: Int { return 0 }
var myEndIndex: Int { return 10 }
subscript (i: Int) -> String {
return "blah"
}
func myGenerate() -> OtherIndexedIterator<SomeCollection2> {
return OtherIndexedIterator(container: self, index: self.myEndIndex)
}
}
func testSomeCollections(_ sc1: SomeCollection1, sc2: SomeCollection2) {
var mig = sc1.myGenerate()
mig = MyIndexedIterator(container: sc1, index: sc1.myStartIndex)
_ = mig
var ig = sc2.myGenerate()
ig = MyIndexedIterator(container: sc2, index: sc2.myStartIndex) // expected-error {{cannot assign value of type 'MyIndexedIterator<SomeCollection2>' to type 'OtherIndexedIterator<SomeCollection2>'}}
_ = ig
}
public protocol PConforms3 {}
extension PConforms3 {
public var z: Int {
return 0
}
}
public protocol PConforms4 : PConforms3 {
var z: Int { get }
}
struct PConforms4Impl : PConforms4 {}
let pc4z = PConforms4Impl().z
// rdar://problem/20608438
protocol PConforms5 {
func f() -> Int
}
protocol PConforms6 : PConforms5 {}
extension PConforms6 {
func f() -> Int { return 42 }
}
func test<T: PConforms6>(_ x: T) -> Int { return x.f() }
struct PConforms6Impl : PConforms6 { }
// Extensions of a protocol that directly satisfy requirements (i.e.,
// default implementations hack N+1).
protocol PConforms7 {
func method()
var property: Int { get }
subscript (i: Int) -> Int { get }
}
extension PConforms7 {
func method() { }
var property: Int { return 5 }
subscript (i: Int) -> Int { return i }
}
struct SConforms7a : PConforms7 { }
protocol PConforms8 {
associatedtype Assoc
func method() -> Assoc
var property: Assoc { get }
subscript (i: Assoc) -> Assoc { get }
}
extension PConforms8 {
func method() -> Int { return 5 }
var property: Int { return 5 }
subscript (i: Int) -> Int { return i }
}
struct SConforms8a : PConforms8 { }
struct SConforms8b : PConforms8 {
func method() -> String { return "" }
var property: String { return "" }
subscript (i: String) -> String { return i }
}
func testSConforms8b() {
let s: SConforms8b.Assoc = "hello"
_ = s
}
struct SConforms8c : PConforms8 {
func method() -> String { return "" } // no warning in type definition
}
func testSConforms8c() {
let s: SConforms8c.Assoc = "hello" // expected-error{{cannot convert value of type 'String' to specified type 'SConforms8c.Assoc' (aka 'Int')}}
_ = s
let i: SConforms8c.Assoc = 5
_ = i
}
protocol DefaultInitializable {
init()
}
extension String : DefaultInitializable { }
extension Int : DefaultInitializable { }
protocol PConforms9 {
associatedtype Assoc : DefaultInitializable // expected-note{{protocol requires nested type 'Assoc'}}
func method() -> Assoc
var property: Assoc { get }
subscript (i: Assoc) -> Assoc { get }
}
extension PConforms9 {
func method() -> Self.Assoc { return Assoc() }
var property: Self.Assoc { return Assoc() }
subscript (i: Self.Assoc) -> Self.Assoc { return Assoc() }
}
struct SConforms9a : PConforms9 { // expected-error{{type 'SConforms9a' does not conform to protocol 'PConforms9'}} expected-note {{add stubs for conformance}}
}
struct SConforms9b : PConforms9 {
typealias Assoc = Int
}
func testSConforms9b(_ s9b: SConforms9b) {
var p = s9b.property
p = 5
_ = p
}
struct SConforms9c : PConforms9 {
typealias Assoc = String
}
func testSConforms9c(_ s9c: SConforms9c) {
var p = s9c.property
p = "hello"
_ = p
}
struct SConforms9d : PConforms9 {
func method() -> Int { return 5 }
}
func testSConforms9d(_ s9d: SConforms9d) {
var p = s9d.property
p = 6
_ = p
}
protocol PConforms10 {}
extension PConforms10 {
func f() {}
}
protocol PConforms11 {
func f()
}
struct SConforms11 : PConforms10, PConforms11 {}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Typealiases in protocol extensions.
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Basic support
protocol PTypeAlias1 {
associatedtype AssocType1
}
extension PTypeAlias1 {
typealias ArrayOfAssocType1 = [AssocType1]
}
struct STypeAlias1a: PTypeAlias1 {
typealias AssocType1 = Int
}
struct STypeAlias1b<T>: PTypeAlias1 {
typealias AssocType1 = T
}
func testPTypeAlias1() {
var a: STypeAlias1a.ArrayOfAssocType1 = []
a.append(1)
var b: STypeAlias1b<String>.ArrayOfAssocType1 = []
b.append("hello")
}
// Defaulted implementations to satisfy a requirement.
struct TypeAliasHelper<T> { }
protocol PTypeAliasSuper2 {
}
extension PTypeAliasSuper2 {
func foo() -> TypeAliasHelper<Self> { return TypeAliasHelper() }
}
protocol PTypeAliasSub2 : PTypeAliasSuper2 {
associatedtype Helper
func foo() -> Helper
}
struct STypeAliasSub2a : PTypeAliasSub2 { }
struct STypeAliasSub2b<T, U> : PTypeAliasSub2 { }
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Partial ordering of protocol extension members
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Partial ordering between members of protocol extensions and members
// of concrete types.
struct S1b : P1 {
func reqP1a() -> Bool { return true }
func extP1a() -> Int { return 0 }
}
func useS1b(_ s1b: S1b) {
var x = s1b.extP1a() // uses S1b.extP1a due to partial ordering
x = 5 // checks that "x" deduced to "Int" above
_ = x
var _: Bool = s1b.extP1a() // still uses P1.ext1Pa due to type annotation
}
// Partial ordering between members of protocol extensions for
// different protocols.
protocol PInherit1 { }
protocol PInherit2 : PInherit1 { }
protocol PInherit3 : PInherit2 { }
protocol PInherit4 : PInherit2 { }
extension PInherit1 {
func order1() -> Int { return 0 }
}
extension PInherit2 {
func order1() -> Bool { return true }
}
extension PInherit3 {
func order1() -> Double { return 1.0 }
}
extension PInherit4 {
func order1() -> String { return "hello" }
}
struct SInherit1 : PInherit1 { }
struct SInherit2 : PInherit2 { }
struct SInherit3 : PInherit3 { }
struct SInherit4 : PInherit4 { }
func testPInherit(_ si2 : SInherit2, si3: SInherit3, si4: SInherit4) {
var b1 = si2.order1() // PInherit2.order1
b1 = true // check that the above returned Bool
_ = b1
var d1 = si3.order1() // PInherit3.order1
d1 = 3.14159 // check that the above returned Double
_ = d1
var s1 = si4.order1() // PInherit4.order1
s1 = "hello" // check that the above returned String
_ = s1
// Other versions are still visible, since they may have different
// types.
b1 = si3.order1() // PInherit2.order1
var _: Int = si3.order1() // PInherit1.order1
}
protocol PConstrained1 {
associatedtype AssocTypePC1
}
extension PConstrained1 {
func pc1() -> Int { return 0 }
}
extension PConstrained1 where AssocTypePC1 : PInherit2 {
func pc1() -> Bool { return true }
}
extension PConstrained1 where Self.AssocTypePC1 : PInherit3 {
func pc1() -> String { return "hello" }
}
struct SConstrained1 : PConstrained1 {
typealias AssocTypePC1 = SInherit1
}
struct SConstrained2 : PConstrained1 {
typealias AssocTypePC1 = SInherit2
}
struct SConstrained3 : PConstrained1 {
typealias AssocTypePC1 = SInherit3
}
func testPConstrained1(_ sc1: SConstrained1, sc2: SConstrained2,
sc3: SConstrained3) {
var i = sc1.pc1() // PConstrained1.pc1
i = 17 // checks type of above
_ = i
var b = sc2.pc1() // PConstrained1 (with PInherit2).pc1
b = true // checks type of above
_ = b
var s = sc3.pc1() // PConstrained1 (with PInherit3).pc1
s = "hello" // checks type of above
_ = s
}
protocol PConstrained2 {
associatedtype AssocTypePC2
}
protocol PConstrained3 : PConstrained2 {
}
extension PConstrained2 where Self.AssocTypePC2 : PInherit1 {
func pc2() -> Bool { return true }
}
extension PConstrained3 {
func pc2() -> String { return "hello" }
}
struct SConstrained3a : PConstrained3 {
typealias AssocTypePC2 = Int
}
struct SConstrained3b : PConstrained3 {
typealias AssocTypePC2 = SInherit3
}
func testSConstrained3(_ sc3a: SConstrained3a, sc3b: SConstrained3b) {
var s = sc3a.pc2() // PConstrained3.pc2
s = "hello"
_ = s
_ = sc3b.pc2()
s = sc3b.pc2()
var _: Bool = sc3b.pc2()
}
extension PConstrained3 where AssocTypePC2 : PInherit1 { }
// Extending via a superclass constraint.
class Superclass {
func foo() { }
static func bar() { }
typealias Foo = Int
}
protocol PConstrained4 { }
extension PConstrained4 where Self : Superclass {
func testFoo() -> Foo {
foo()
self.foo()
return Foo(5)
}
static func testBar() {
bar()
self.bar()
}
}
protocol PConstrained5 { }
protocol PConstrained6 {
associatedtype Assoc
func foo()
}
protocol PConstrained7 { }
extension PConstrained6 {
var prop1: Int { return 0 }
var prop2: Int { return 0 } // expected-note{{'prop2' previously declared here}}
subscript (key: Int) -> Int { return key }
subscript (key: Double) -> Double { return key } // expected-note{{'subscript(_:)' previously declared here}}
}
extension PConstrained6 {
var prop2: Int { return 0 } // expected-error{{invalid redeclaration of 'prop2'}}
subscript (key: Double) -> Double { return key } // expected-error{{invalid redeclaration of 'subscript(_:)'}}
}
extension PConstrained6 where Assoc : PConstrained5 {
var prop1: Int { return 0 } // okay
var prop3: Int { return 0 } // expected-note{{'prop3' previously declared here}}
subscript (key: Int) -> Int { return key } // ok
subscript (key: String) -> String { return key } // expected-note{{'subscript(_:)' previously declared here}}
func foo() { } // expected-note{{'foo()' previously declared here}}
}
extension PConstrained6 where Assoc : PConstrained5 {
var prop3: Int { return 0 } // expected-error{{invalid redeclaration of 'prop3'}}
subscript (key: String) -> String { return key } // expected-error{{invalid redeclaration of 'subscript(_:)'}}
func foo() { } // expected-error{{invalid redeclaration of 'foo()'}}
}
extension PConstrained6 where Assoc : PConstrained7 {
var prop1: Int { return 0 } // okay
subscript (key: Int) -> Int { return key } // okay
func foo() { } // okay
}
extension PConstrained6 where Assoc == Int {
var prop4: Int { return 0 }
subscript (key: Character) -> Character { return key }
func foo() { } // okay
}
extension PConstrained6 where Assoc == Double {
var prop4: Int { return 0 } // okay
subscript (key: Character) -> Character { return key } // okay
func foo() { } // okay
}
// Interaction between RawRepresentable and protocol extensions.
public protocol ReallyRaw : RawRepresentable {
}
public extension ReallyRaw where RawValue: SignedInteger {
// expected-warning@+1 {{'public' modifier is redundant for initializer declared in a public extension}}
public init?(rawValue: RawValue) {
self = unsafeBitCast(rawValue, to: Self.self)
}
}
enum Foo : Int, ReallyRaw {
case a = 0
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Semantic restrictions
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Extension cannot have an inheritance clause.
protocol BadProto1 { }
protocol BadProto2 { }
extension BadProto1 : BadProto2 { } // expected-error{{extension of protocol 'BadProto1' cannot have an inheritance clause}}
extension BadProto2 {
struct S { } // expected-error{{type 'S' cannot be nested in protocol extension of 'BadProto2'}}
class C { } // expected-error{{type 'C' cannot be nested in protocol extension of 'BadProto2'}}
enum E { } // expected-error{{type 'E' cannot be nested in protocol extension of 'BadProto2'}}
}
extension BadProto1 {
func foo() { }
var prop: Int { return 0 }
subscript (i: Int) -> String {
return "hello"
}
}
// rdar://problem/20756244
protocol BadProto3 { }
typealias BadProto4 = BadProto3
extension BadProto4 { } // okay
typealias RawRepresentableAlias = RawRepresentable
extension RawRepresentableAlias { } // okay
extension AnyObject { } // expected-error{{non-nominal type 'AnyObject' cannot be extended}}
// Members of protocol extensions cannot be overridden.
// rdar://problem/21075287
class BadClass1 : BadProto1 {
func foo() { }
override var prop: Int { return 5 } // expected-error{{property does not override any property from its superclass}}
}
protocol BadProto5 {
associatedtype T1 // expected-note{{protocol requires nested type 'T1'}}
associatedtype T2 // expected-note{{protocol requires nested type 'T2'}}
associatedtype T3 // expected-note{{protocol requires nested type 'T3'}}
}
class BadClass5 : BadProto5 {} // expected-error{{type 'BadClass5' does not conform to protocol 'BadProto5'}} expected-note {{add stubs for conformance}}
typealias A = BadProto1
typealias B = BadProto1
extension A & B {} // expected-warning {{extending a protocol composition is not supported; extending 'BadProto1' instead}}
// Suppress near-miss warning for unlabeled initializers.
protocol P9 {
init(_: Int)
init(_: Double)
}
extension P9 {
init(_ i: Int) {
self.init(Double(i))
}
}
struct X9 : P9 {
init(_: Float) { }
}
extension X9 {
init(_: Double) { }
}
// Suppress near-miss warning for unlabeled subscripts.
protocol P10 {
subscript (_: Int) -> Int { get }
subscript (_: Double) -> Double { get }
}
extension P10 {
subscript(i: Int) -> Int {
return Int(self[Double(i)])
}
}
struct X10 : P10 {
subscript(f: Float) -> Float { return f }
}
extension X10 {
subscript(d: Double) -> Double { return d }
}
protocol Empty1 {}
protocol Empty2 {}
struct Concrete1 {}
extension Concrete1 : Empty1 & Empty2 {}
typealias TA = Empty1 & Empty2
struct Concrete2 {}
extension Concrete2 : TA {}
func f<T : Empty1 & Empty2>(_: T) {}
func useF() {
f(Concrete1())
f(Concrete2())
}