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swift-mirror/test/Interpreter/dynamic_self.swift
John Holdsworth b158163d71 Update tests
2019-06-26 01:10:11 -04:00

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Swift

// RUN: %target-run-simple-swift | %FileCheck %s
// REQUIRES: executable_test
// Test IR generation via execution for Self.
protocol P {
func f() -> Self
func g() -> Self
}
protocol CP : class {
func f() -> Self
func g() -> Self
}
func callDynamicSelfExistential(_ p: P) {
print("Before first call")
var p2 = p.f()
print("Between calls")
p2.g()
print("After second call")
}
func callDynamicSelfClassExistential(_ cp: CP) {
print("Before first call")
var cp2 = cp.f()
print("Between calls")
cp2.g()
print("After second call")
}
struct S : P {
func f() -> S {
print("S.f()")
return self
}
func g() -> S {
print("S.g()")
return self
}
}
class C : P, CP {
init() {
print("Allocating C")
}
func f() -> Self {
print("C.f()")
return self
}
func g() -> Self {
print("C.g()")
return self
}
}
print("-------------------------------")
// CHECK: S() as non-class existential
print("S() as non-class existential")
// CHECK-NEXT: Before first call
// CHECK-NEXT: S.f()
// CHECK-NEXT: Between calls
// CHECK-NEXT: S.g()
// CHECK-NEXT: After second call
callDynamicSelfExistential(S())
// CHECK-NEXT: C() as non-class existential
print("C() as non-class existential")
// CHECK-NEXT: Allocating C
// CHECK-NEXT: Before first call
// CHECK-NEXT: C.f()
// CHECK-NEXT: Between calls
// CHECK-NEXT: C.g()
// CHECK-NEXT: After second call
callDynamicSelfExistential(C())
// CHECK-NEXT: C() as class existential
print("C() as class existential")
// CHECK-NEXT: Allocating C
// CHECK-NEXT: Before first call
// CHECK-NEXT: C.f()
// CHECK-NEXT: Between calls
// CHECK-NEXT: C.g()
// CHECK-NEXT: After second call
callDynamicSelfClassExistential(C())
print("-------------------------------")
class Z {
let name: String
init(name: String) {
self.name = name
}
func testCaptures(x: Int) -> Self {
let fn1 = {
print("First: \(self.name)")
}
fn1()
let fn2 = { [weak self] in
if let strongSelf = self {
print("Second: \(strongSelf.name)")
}
}
fn2()
let fn3 = {
print("Third: \(self.name)")
print("Third: \(x)")
}
fn3()
return self
}
}
// CHECK: First: Leeloo
// CHECK-NEXT: Second: Leeloo
// CHECK-NEXT: Third: Leeloo
// CHECK-NEXT: Third: 42
Z(name: "Leeloo").testCaptures(x: 42)
print("-------------------------------")
func makeInstance<T: Base>(_: T.Type) -> T {
return T()
}
@_transparent
func makeInstanceTransparent<T: Base>(_: T.Type) -> T {
return T()
}
@_transparent
func makeInstanceTransparentProtocol<T: Base>(_: T.Type) -> T {
return T()
}
protocol Factory {
init()
}
class Base : Factory {
required init() {}
func returnsNewInstance() -> Self {
return makeInstance(type(of: self))
}
func returnsNewInstanceTransparent() -> Self {
return makeInstanceTransparent(type(of: self))
}
func returnsNewInstanceTransparentProtocol() -> Self {
return makeInstanceTransparentProtocol(type(of: self))
}
}
class Derived : Base { }
// CHECK: main.Base
// CHECK: main.Base
// CHECK: main.Base
print(Base().returnsNewInstance())
print(Base().returnsNewInstanceTransparent())
print(Base().returnsNewInstanceTransparentProtocol())
// CHECK: main.Derived
// CHECK: main.Derived
// CHECK: main.Derived
print(Derived().returnsNewInstance())
print(Derived().returnsNewInstanceTransparent())
print(Derived().returnsNewInstanceTransparentProtocol())
// CHECK: main.Derived
// CHECK: main.Derived
// CHECK: main.Derived
print((Derived() as Base).returnsNewInstance())
print((Derived() as Base).returnsNewInstanceTransparent())
print((Derived() as Base).returnsNewInstanceTransparentProtocol())
// Read-only properties and subscripts returning Self
open class A1<T> {
let i: Int
public required init(i: Int) {
self.i = i
}
func copy() -> Self {
let copy = Self.init(i: 81)
return copy
}
open var copied: Self {
let copy = Self.init(i: 82)
return copy
}
open subscript (i: Int) -> Self {
return Self.init(i: 80+i)
}
}
class B1: A1<Int> {
let j = 88
override func copy() -> Self {
let copy = super.copy() as! Self // supported
return copy
}
override var copied: Self {
let copy = Self.init(i: 99)
return copy
}
// override subscript (i: Int) -> Self {
// return Self.init(i: i+1000)
// }
}
// CHECK: 181
// CHECK: 88
// CHECK: 88
// CHECK: 82
// CHECK: 99
print(A1<Int>(i: 100)[101].i)
print(B1(i: 100)[101].j)
print(B1(i: 100).copy().j)
print(A1<Int>(i: 100).copied.i)
print(B1(i: 100).copied.i)
class A0<T, S> {
var i = "Base"
required init() {}
func copy() -> Self {
let copy = Self.init()
return copy
}
var copied: Self {
get {
let copy = Self.init()
return copy
}
}
open subscript (i: Int) -> Self {
get {
return Self.init()
}
}
}
protocol Prot3 {
static func +(x: Self, y: Self) -> String
}
class B: A0<Int, Double>, Prot3 {
var j = "Derived"
static func + (x: B, y: B) -> String {
return x.j + x.j
}
override func copy() -> Self {
let copy = Self.init()
return copy
}
override var copied: Self {
get {
return copy() as! Self
}
}
// override subscript (i: Int) -> Self {
// return Self.init()
// }
}
// CHECK: DerivedDerived
// CHECK: DerivedDerived
print(B()[0][0].j + B().copied.copied.j)
print(B()[0][0] + B().copied.copied)
// CHECK-NEXT: Done
print("Done")