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This allows "obj.description!" to work on iOS when 'obj' is an AnyObject, even though 'description' is an implicit property created by the importer. Swift SVN r18149
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Swift
27 lines
896 B
Swift
// RUN: rm -rf %t && mkdir %t
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// RUN: %target-build-swift -module-name MangleTest %s -o %t/a.out
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// RUN: %target-run %t/a.out | FileCheck %s
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import Foundation
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/* FIXME: SwiftObject doesn't support -description
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class Foo { }
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var anyFoo: AnyObject = Foo()
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println(anyFoo.description())
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@objc class Bar { }
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var anyBar: AnyObject = Bar()
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println(anyBar.description())
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*/
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// Check whether the class name comes out properly in the description
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// CHECK: _TtC10MangleTest6Wibble
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@objc class Wibble : NSObject { }
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var anyWibble: AnyObject = Wibble()
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println(anyWibble.description)
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// Check whether we can lookup the class with this name.
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var anyWibbleClass: AnyClass = NSClassFromString("_TtC10MangleTest6Wibble")
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var anyWibbleClass2 = anyWibble.`class`()
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assert(NSStringFromClass(anyWibbleClass) == "_TtC10MangleTest6Wibble")
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assert(NSStringFromClass(anyWibbleClass2) == "_TtC10MangleTest6Wibble")
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