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Gabor Horvath 6d24c52b80 [cxx-interop] Use the locations imported from C++
A recent PR (#77204) started to import C++ source locations into Swift.
This PR flips a switch so these locations are actually used more widely.
Now some of the diagnostic locations are changed, but they generally
improved the quality of the diagnostics, pointing out conformances
imported from Obj-C code right when they are declared.
2024-11-01 13:49:09 +00:00

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// RUN: %target-swift-frontend(mock-sdk: %clang-importer-sdk) -typecheck -parse-as-library -verify -swift-version 4 -I %S/Inputs/custom-modules %s
// REQUIRES: objc_interop
import Foundation
import objc_generics
import ObjCBridgeNonconforming
func testNSArrayBridging(_ hive: Hive) {
_ = hive.bees as [Bee]
}
func testNSDictionaryBridging(_ hive: Hive) {
_ = hive.beesByName as [String : Bee] // expected-error{{value of optional type '[String : Bee]?' must be unwrapped to a value of type '[String : Bee]'}}
// expected-note@-1 {{force-unwrap using '!' to abort execution if the optional value contains 'nil'}}
// expected-note@-2 {{coalesce using '??' to provide a default when the optional value contains 'nil'}}
var dict1 = hive.anythingToBees
let dict2: [AnyHashable : Bee] = dict1
dict1 = dict2
}
func testNSSetBridging(_ hive: Hive) {
_ = hive.allBees as Set<Bee>
}
public func expectType<T>(_: T.Type, _ x: inout T) {}
func testNSMutableDictionarySubscript(
_ dict: NSMutableDictionary, key: NSCopying, value: Any) {
var oldValue = dict[key]
expectType(Optional<Any>.self, &oldValue)
dict[key] = value
}
class C {}
struct S {}
func f(_ x: GenericClass<NSString>) -> NSString? { return x.thing() }
func f1(_ x: GenericClass<NSString>) -> NSString? { return x.otherThing() }
func f2(_ x: GenericClass<NSString>) -> Int32 { return x.count() }
func f3(_ x: GenericClass<NSString>) -> NSString? { return x.propertyThing }
func f4(_ x: GenericClass<NSString>) -> [NSString] { return x.arrayOfThings() }
func f5(_ x: GenericClass<C>) -> [C] { return x.arrayOfThings() }
func f6(_ x: GenericSubclass<NSString>) -> NSString? { return x.thing() }
func f6(_ x: GenericSubclass<C>) -> C? { return x.thing() }
func g() -> NSString? { return GenericClass<NSString>.classThing() }
func g1() -> NSString? { return GenericClass<NSString>.otherClassThing() }
func h(_ s: NSString?) -> GenericClass<NSString> {
return GenericClass(thing: s)
}
func j(_ x: GenericClass<NSString>?) {
takeGenericClass(x)
}
class Desk {}
class Rock: NSObject, Pettable {
required init(fur: Any) {}
func other() -> Self { return self }
class func adopt() -> Self { fatalError("") }
func pet() {}
func pet(with other: Pettable) {}
class var needingMostPets: Pettable {
get { fatalError("") }
set { }
}
}
class Porcupine: Animal {
}
class Cat: Animal, Pettable {
required init(fur: Any) {}
func other() -> Self { return self }
class func adopt() -> Self { fatalError("") }
func pet() {}
func pet(with other: Pettable) {}
class var needingMostPets: Pettable {
get { fatalError("") }
set { }
}
}
func testImportedTypeParamRequirements() {
let _ = PettableContainer<Desk>() // expected-error{{type 'Desk' does not conform to protocol 'Pettable'}}
let _ = PettableContainer<Rock>()
let _ = PettableContainer<Porcupine>() // expected-error{{type 'Porcupine' does not conform to protocol 'Pettable'}}
let _ = PettableContainer<Cat>()
let _ = AnimalContainer<Desk>() // expected-error{{'AnimalContainer' requires that 'Desk' inherit from 'Animal'}} // TODO: add test for note appearing in Obj-c header.
let _ = AnimalContainer<Rock>() // expected-error{{'AnimalContainer' requires that 'Rock' inherit from 'Animal'}} // TODO: add test for note appearing in Obj-c header.
let _ = AnimalContainer<Porcupine>()
let _ = AnimalContainer<Cat>()
let _ = PettableAnimalContainer<Desk>() // expected-error{{'PettableAnimalContainer' requires that 'Desk' inherit from 'Animal'}} // TODO: add test for note appearing in Obj-c header.
let _ = PettableAnimalContainer<Rock>() // expected-error{{'PettableAnimalContainer' requires that 'Rock' inherit from 'Animal'}} // TODO: add test for note appearing in Obj-c header.
let _ = PettableAnimalContainer<Porcupine>() // expected-error{{type 'Porcupine' does not conform to protocol 'Pettable'}}
let _ = PettableAnimalContainer<Cat>()
}
extension GenericClass {
@objc func doesntUseGenericParam() {}
@objc func doesntUseGenericParam2() -> Self {}
// Doesn't use 'T', since ObjC class type params are type-erased
@objc func doesntUseGenericParam3() -> GenericClass<T> {}
// Doesn't use 'T', since its metadata isn't necessary to pass around instance
@objc func doesntUseGenericParam4(_ x: T, _ y: T.Type) -> T {
_ = x
_ = y
return x
}
// Doesn't use 'T', since its metadata isn't necessary to erase to AnyObject
// or to existential metatype
@objc func doesntUseGenericParam5(_ x: T, _ y: T.Type) -> T {
_ = y as AnyObject.Type
_ = y as Any.Type
_ = y as AnyObject
_ = x as AnyObject
}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
func usesGenericParamC(_ x: [(T, T)]?) {} // expected-note{{used here}}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
@objc func usesGenericParamD(_ x: Int) {
_ = T.self // expected-note{{used here}}
}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
@objc func usesGenericParamE(_ x: Int) {
_ = x as? T // expected-note{{used here}}
}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
@objc func usesGenericParamF(_ x: Int) {
_ = x is T // expected-note{{used here}}
}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
@objc func usesGenericParamG(_ x: T) {
_ = T.self // expected-note{{used here}}
}
@objc func doesntUseGenericParamH(_ x: T) {
_ = x as Any
}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
@objc func usesGenericParamI(_ y: T.Type) {
_ = y as Any // expected-note{{used here}}
}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
func usesGenericParamJ() -> [(T, T)]? {} // expected-note{{used here}}
@objc static func doesntUseGenericParam() {}
@objc static func doesntUseGenericParam2() -> Self {}
// Doesn't technically use 'T', since it's type-erased at runtime
@objc static func doesntUseGenericParam3() -> GenericClass<T> {}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
static func usesGenericParamC(_ x: [(T, T)]?) {} // expected-note{{used here}}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
@objc static func usesGenericParamD(_ x: Int) {
_ = T.self // expected-note{{used here}}
}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
@objc static func usesGenericParamE(_ x: Int) {
_ = x as? T // expected-note{{used here}}
}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
@objc static func usesGenericParamF(_ x: Int) {
_ = x is T // expected-note{{used here}}
}
@objc func checkThatMethodsAreObjC() {
_ = #selector(GenericClass.doesntUseGenericParam)
_ = #selector(GenericClass.doesntUseGenericParam2)
_ = #selector(GenericClass.doesntUseGenericParam3)
_ = #selector(GenericClass.doesntUseGenericParam4)
_ = #selector(GenericClass.doesntUseGenericParam5)
}
}
func swiftFunction<T: Animal>(x: T) {}
extension AnimalContainer {
@objc func doesntUseGenericParam1(_ x: T, _ y: T.Type) {
_ = #selector(x.another)
_ = #selector(y.create)
}
@objc func doesntUseGenericParam2(_ x: T, _ y: T.Type) {
let a = x.another()
_ = a.another()
_ = x.another().another()
_ = type(of: x).create().another()
_ = type(of: x).init(noise: x).another()
_ = y.create().another()
_ = y.init(noise: x).another()
_ = y.init(noise: x.another()).another()
x.eat(a)
}
@objc func doesntUseGenericParam3(_ x: T, _ y: T.Type) {
let sup: Animal = x
sup.eat(x)
_ = x.buddy
_ = x[0]
x[0] = x
}
@objc func doesntUseGenericParam4(_ x: T, _ y: T.Type) {
_ = type(of: x).apexPredator.another()
type(of: x).apexPredator = x
_ = y.apexPredator.another()
y.apexPredator = x
}
@objc func doesntUseGenericParam5(y: T) {
var x = y
x = y
_ = x
}
@objc func doesntUseGenericParam6(y: T?) {
var x = y
x = y
_ = x
}
// Doesn't use 'T', since dynamic casting to an ObjC generic class doesn't
// check its generic parameters
@objc func doesntUseGenericParam7() {
_ = (self as AnyObject) as! GenericClass<T>
_ = (self as AnyObject) as? GenericClass<T>
_ = (self as AnyObject) as! AnimalContainer<T>
_ = (self as AnyObject) as? AnimalContainer<T>
_ = (self as AnyObject) is AnimalContainer<T>
_ = (self as AnyObject) is AnimalContainer<T>
}
// Dynamic casting to the generic parameter would require its generic params,
// though
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
@objc func usesGenericParamZ1() {
_ = (self as AnyObject) as! T //expected-note{{here}}
}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
@objc func usesGenericParamZ2() {
_ = (self as AnyObject) as? T //expected-note{{here}}
}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
@objc func usesGenericParamZ3() {
_ = (self as AnyObject) is T //expected-note{{here}}
}
// expected-note@+2{{add '@objc' to allow uses of 'self' within the function body}}{{3-3=@objc }}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
func usesGenericParamA(_ x: T) {
_ = T(noise: x) // expected-note{{used here}}
}
// expected-note@+2{{add '@objc' to allow uses of 'self' within the function body}}{{3-3=@objc }}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
func usesGenericParamB() {
_ = T.create() // expected-note{{used here}}
}
// expected-note@+2{{add '@objc' to allow uses of 'self' within the function body}}{{3-3=@objc }}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
func usesGenericParamC() {
_ = T.apexPredator // expected-note{{used here}}
}
// expected-note@+2{{add '@objc' to allow uses of 'self' within the function body}}{{3-3=@objc }}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
func usesGenericParamD(_ x: T) {
T.apexPredator = x // expected-note{{used here}}
}
// rdar://problem/27796375 -- allocating init entry points for ObjC
// initializers are generated as true Swift generics, so reify type
// parameters.
// expected-note@+2{{add '@objc' to allow uses of 'self' within the function body}}{{3-3=@objc }}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
func usesGenericParamE(_ x: T) {
_ = GenericClass(thing: x) // expected-note{{used here}}
}
@objc func checkThatMethodsAreObjC() {
_ = #selector(AnimalContainer.doesntUseGenericParam1)
_ = #selector(AnimalContainer.doesntUseGenericParam2)
_ = #selector(AnimalContainer.doesntUseGenericParam3)
_ = #selector(AnimalContainer.doesntUseGenericParam4)
}
// rdar://problem/26283886
@objc func funcWithWrongArgType(x: NSObject) {}
@objc func crashWithInvalidSubscript(x: NSArray) {
_ = funcWithWrongArgType(x: x[12])
// expected-error@-1{{cannot convert value of type 'Any' to expected argument type 'NSObject'}}
}
}
extension PettableContainer {
@objc func doesntUseGenericParam(_ x: T, _ y: T.Type) {
// TODO: rdar://problem/27796375--allocating entry points are emitted as
// true generics.
// _ = type(of: x).init(fur: x).other()
_ = type(of: x).adopt().other()
// _ = y.init(fur: x).other()
_ = y.adopt().other()
x.pet()
x.pet(with: x)
}
// TODO: rdar://problem/27796375--allocating entry points are emitted as
// true generics.
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
@objc func usesGenericParamZ1(_ x: T, _ y: T.Type) {
_ = type(of: x).init(fur: x).other() // expected-note{{used here}}
}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
@objc func usesGenericParamZ2(_ x: T, _ y: T.Type) {
_ = y.init(fur: x).other() // expected-note{{used here}}
}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
@objc func usesGenericParamA(_ x: T) {
_ = T(fur: x) // expected-note{{used here}}
}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
@objc func usesGenericParamB(_ x: T) {
_ = T.adopt() // expected-note{{used here}}
}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
@objc func usesGenericParamC(_ x: T) {
_ = T.needingMostPets // expected-note{{used here}}
}
// expected-error@+1{{extension of a generic Objective-C class cannot access the class's generic parameters}}
@objc func usesGenericParamD(_ x: T) {
T.needingMostPets = x // expected-note{{used here}}
}
@objc func checkThatMethodsAreObjC() {
_ = #selector(PettableContainer.doesntUseGenericParam)
}
}
// expected-error@+1{{inheritance from a generic Objective-C class 'GenericClass' must bind type parameters of 'GenericClass' to specific concrete types}}
class SwiftGenericSubclassA<X: AnyObject>: GenericClass<X> {}
// expected-error@+1{{inheritance from a generic Objective-C class 'GenericClass' must bind type parameters of 'GenericClass' to specific concrete types}}
class SwiftGenericSubclassB<X: AnyObject>: GenericClass<GenericClass<X>> {}
// expected-error@+1{{inheritance from a generic Objective-C class 'GenericClass' must bind type parameters of 'GenericClass' to specific concrete types}}
class SwiftGenericSubclassC<X: NSCopying>: GenericClass<X> {}
class SwiftConcreteSubclassA: GenericClass<AnyObject> {
override init(thing: AnyObject) { }
override func thing() -> AnyObject? { }
override func count() -> Int32 { }
override class func classThing() -> AnyObject? { }
override func arrayOfThings() -> [AnyObject] {}
}
class SwiftConcreteSubclassB: GenericClass<NSString> {
override init(thing: NSString) { }
override func thing() -> NSString? { }
override func count() -> Int32 { }
override class func classThing() -> NSString? { }
override func arrayOfThings() -> [NSString] {}
}
class SwiftConcreteSubclassC<T>: GenericClass<NSString> {
override init(thing: NSString) { }
override func thing() -> NSString? { }
override func count() -> Int32 { }
override class func classThing() -> NSString? { }
override func arrayOfThings() -> [NSString] {}
}
// FIXME: Some generic ObjC APIs rely on covariance. We don't handle this well
// in Swift yet, but ensure we don't emit spurious warnings when
// `as!` is used to force types to line up.
func foo(x: GenericClass<NSMutableString>) {
let x2 = x as! GenericClass<NSString>
takeGenericClass(x2)
takeGenericClass(unsafeBitCast(x, to: GenericClass<NSString>.self))
}
// Test type-erased bounds
func getContainerForPanda() -> AnimalContainer<Animal> {
return Panda.getContainer()
}
func getContainerForFungiblePanda() -> FungibleAnimalContainer<Animal & Fungible> {
return Panda.getFungibleContainer()
}
// rdar://problem/30832766 - Infinite recursion while checking conformance
// to AnyObject
let third: Third! = Third()
func useThird() {
_ = third.description
}
func testNonconforming(bnc: ObjCBridgeNonconforming) {
let _: Int = bnc.foo // expected-error{{cannot convert value of type 'Set<AnyHashable>' to specified type 'Int'}}
}
func testHashableGenerics(
any: ObjCBridgeGeneric<ElementConcrete>,
constrained: ObjCBridgeGenericConstrained<ElementConcrete>,
insufficient: ObjCBridgeGenericInsufficientlyConstrained<ElementConcrete>,
extra: ObjCBridgeGenericConstrainedExtra<ElementConcrete>,
existential: ObjCBridgeExistential) {
let _: Int = any.foo // expected-error{{cannot convert value of type 'Set<AnyHashable>' to specified type 'Int'}}
let _: Int = constrained.foo // expected-error{{cannot convert value of type 'Set<ElementConcrete>' to specified type 'Int'}}
let _: Int = insufficient.foo // expected-error{{cannot convert value of type 'Set<AnyHashable>' to specified type 'Int'}}
let _: Int = extra.foo // expected-error{{cannot convert value of type 'Set<AnyHashable>' to specified type 'Int'}}
let _: Int = existential.foo // expected-error{{cannot convert value of type 'Set<AnyHashable>' to specified type 'Int'}}
}
func testGenericsWithTypedefBlocks(hba: HasBlockArray) {
let _: Int = hba.blockArray() // expected-error{{type '[@convention(block) () -> Void]'}}
}