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The rule changes are as follows: * All functions (introduced with the 'func' keyword) have argument labels for arguments beyond the first, by default. Methods are no longer special in this regard. * The presence of a default argument no longer implies an argument label. The actual changes to the parser and printer are fairly simple; the rest of the noise is updating the standard library, overlays, tests, etc. With the standard library, this change is intended to be API neutral: I've added/removed #'s and _'s as appropriate to keep the user interface the same. If we want to separately consider using argument labels for more free functions now that the defaults in the language have shifted, we can tackle that separately. Fixes rdar://problem/17218256. Swift SVN r27704
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Swift
//===--- Interval.swift ---------------------------------------------------===//
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//
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// This source file is part of the Swift.org open source project
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//
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// Copyright (c) 2014 - 2015 Apple Inc. and the Swift project authors
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// Licensed under Apache License v2.0 with Runtime Library Exception
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//
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// See http://swift.org/LICENSE.txt for license information
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// See http://swift.org/CONTRIBUTORS.txt for the list of Swift project authors
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//
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//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
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// RUN: %target-run-simple-swift
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//
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// XFAIL: interpret
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import StdlibUnittest
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var IntervalTestSuite = TestSuite("Interval")
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IntervalTestSuite.test("Ambiguity") {
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// Ensure type deduction still works as expected; these will fail to
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// compile if it's broken
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var pieToPie = -3.1415927..<3.1415927
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expectType(HalfOpenInterval<Double>.self, &pieToPie)
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var pieThruPie = -3.1415927...3.1415927
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expectType(ClosedInterval<Double>.self, &pieThruPie)
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var zeroToOne = 0..<1
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expectType(Range<Int>.self, &zeroToOne)
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var zeroThruOne = 0...1
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// If/when we get a separate ClosedRange representation, this test
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// will have to change.
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expectType(Range<Int>.self, &zeroThruOne)
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}
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IntervalTestSuite.test("PatternMatching") {
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let pie = 3.1415927
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let expectations : [(Double, halfOpen: Bool, closed: Bool)] = [
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(-2 * pie, false, false),
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(-pie, true, true),
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(0, true, true),
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(pie, false, true),
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(2 * pie, false, false)
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]
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for (x, halfOpenExpected, closedExpected) in expectations {
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var halfOpen: Bool
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switch x {
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case -3.1415927..<3.1415927:
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halfOpen = true
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default:
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halfOpen = false
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}
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var closed: Bool
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switch x {
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case -3.1415927...3.1415927:
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closed = true
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default:
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closed = false
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}
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expectEqual(halfOpenExpected, halfOpen)
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expectEqual(closedExpected, closed)
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}
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}
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IntervalTestSuite.test("Overlaps") {
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func expectOverlaps<
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I0: IntervalType, I1: IntervalType where I0.Bound == I1.Bound
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>(expectation: Bool, _ lhs: I0, _ rhs: I1) {
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if expectation {
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expectTrue(overlaps(lhs, rhs))
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expectTrue(overlaps(rhs, lhs))
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}
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else {
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expectFalse(overlaps(lhs, rhs))
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expectFalse(overlaps(rhs, lhs))
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}
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}
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// 0-4, 5-10
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expectOverlaps(false, 0..<4, 5..<10)
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expectOverlaps(false, 0..<4, 5...10)
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expectOverlaps(false, 0...4, 5..<10)
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expectOverlaps(false, 0...4, 5...10)
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// 0-5, 5-10
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expectOverlaps(false, 0..<5, 5..<10)
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expectOverlaps(false, 0..<5, 5...10)
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expectOverlaps(true, 0...5, 5..<10)
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expectOverlaps(true, 0...5, 5...10)
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// 0-6, 5-10
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expectOverlaps(true, 0..<6, 5..<10)
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expectOverlaps(true, 0..<6, 5...10)
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expectOverlaps(true, 0...6, 5..<10)
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expectOverlaps(true, 0...6, 5...10)
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// 0-20, 5-10
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expectOverlaps(true, 0..<20, 5..<10)
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expectOverlaps(true, 0..<20, 5...10)
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expectOverlaps(true, 0...20, 5..<10)
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expectOverlaps(true, 0...20, 5...10)
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}
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IntervalTestSuite.test("Emptiness") {
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expectTrue((0.0..<0.0).isEmpty)
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expectFalse((0.0...0.0).isEmpty)
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expectFalse((0.0..<0.1).isEmpty)
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expectFalse((0.0..<0.1).isEmpty)
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}
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IntervalTestSuite.test("start/end") {
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expectEqual(0.0, (0.0..<0.1).start)
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expectEqual(0.0, (0.0...0.1).start)
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expectEqual(0.1, (0.0..<0.1).end)
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expectEqual(0.1, (0.0...0.1).end)
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}
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// Something to test with that distinguishes debugDescription from description
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struct X<T : Comparable> : Comparable, CustomStringConvertible, CustomDebugStringConvertible {
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init(_ a: T) {
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self.a = a
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}
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var description: String {
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return String(a)
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}
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var debugDescription: String {
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return "X(\(String(reflecting: a)))"
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}
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var a: T
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}
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func < <T : Comparable>(lhs: X<T>, rhs: X<T>) -> Bool {
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return lhs.a < rhs.a
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}
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func == <T : Comparable>(lhs: X<T>, rhs: X<T>) -> Bool {
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return lhs.a == rhs.a
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}
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IntervalTestSuite.test("CustomStringConvertible/CustomDebugStringConvertible") {
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expectEqual("0.0..<0.1", String(X(0.0)..<X(0.1)))
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expectEqual("0.0...0.1", String(X(0.0)...X(0.1)))
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expectEqual(
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"HalfOpenInterval(X(0.0)..<X(0.1))",
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String(reflecting: HalfOpenInterval(X(0.0)..<X(0.1))))
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expectEqual(
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"ClosedInterval(X(0.0)...X(0.1))",
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String(reflecting: ClosedInterval(X(0.0)...X(0.1))))
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}
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IntervalTestSuite.test("rdar12016900") {
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if true {
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let wc = 0
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expectFalse((0x00D800 ..< 0x00E000).contains(wc))
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}
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if true {
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let wc = 0x00D800
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expectTrue((0x00D800 ..< 0x00E000).contains(wc))
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}
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}
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IntervalTestSuite.test("clamp") {
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expectEqual(
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(5..<10).clamp(0..<3), 5..<5)
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expectEqual(
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(5..<10).clamp(0..<9), 5..<9)
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expectEqual(
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(5..<10).clamp(0..<13), 5..<10)
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expectEqual(
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(5..<10).clamp(7..<9), 7..<9)
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expectEqual(
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(5..<10).clamp(7..<13), 7..<10)
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expectEqual(
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(5..<10).clamp(13..<15), 10..<10)
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expectEqual(
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(5...10).clamp(0...3), 5...5)
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expectEqual(
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(5...10).clamp(0...9), 5...9)
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expectEqual(
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(5...10).clamp(0...13), 5...10)
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expectEqual(
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(5...10).clamp(7...9), 7...9)
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expectEqual(
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(5...10).clamp(7...13), 7...10)
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expectEqual(
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(5...10).clamp(13...15), 10...10)
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}
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runAllTests()
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