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John Hui
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That is, when we have:
struct Foo {
enum Bar { B1, B2 };
};
We should be able to access Foo.B1 and Foo.B2 in Swift just as we would
access Foo::B1 and Foo::B2 in C++.
The previous commit makes this lookup possible, but doesn't load those
members when dumping the module interface. This patch fixes the member
loading path.
Furthermore, it *broke* ObjC interop, whereby those enum members were
available at the top-level scope, to be consistent with C scoping rules.
This patch fixes that by changing the effective Clang context for such
enums to be the enclosing struct, rather than the translation unit.
Closes #54905
Closes #62127
rdar://175283372
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#pragma once
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struct Struct {
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enum class Scoped {
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S1, S2, S3
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};
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enum Unscoped {
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U1, U2, U3
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};
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enum /* anonymous */ {
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A1, A2, A3
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};
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};
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namespace Namespace {
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enum class Scoped {
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S1, S2, S3
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};
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enum Unscoped {
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U1, U2, U3
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};
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enum /* anonymous */ {
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A1, A2, A3
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};
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};
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