dart-sdk/tests/language_2/closures_with_complex_params_test.dart
Morten Krogh-Jespersen 312ce6d002 Migrating another batch of tests to dart 2.
Start:
./language[_strong]/closure_side_effect_test.dart
End:
./language[_strong]/compile_time_constant2_test.dart

Except for tests/language_2/closure_type_test.dart, all other files has been copied automatically by the tool.

R=jcollins@google.com, whesse@google.com

PS: Forgot to run git cl upload command right after the migrate_tool, which I should have done, to make the automatic and manual changes clearer.
Review-Url: https://codereview.chromium.org/3002573002 .
2017-08-16 11:51:42 +02:00

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// Copyright (c) 2011, the Dart project authors. Please see the AUTHORS file
// for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
// BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
import "package:expect/expect.dart";
// Tests for parsing closures with complex parameter types.
main() {
test1();
test2();
test3();
}
class Pair<A, B> {
final A fst;
final B snd;
Pair(A this.fst, B this.snd);
}
test1() {
// Closures with nested parameterized types.
var cdar1 = (Pair<int, Pair<int, int>> pr) => pr.snd.fst;
var cdar2 = (Pair<int, Pair<int, int>> pr) => pr.snd.fst;
var e = new Pair<int, Pair<int, int>>(100, new Pair<int, int>(200, 300));
Expect.equals(200, cdar1(e));
Expect.equals(200, cdar2(e));
}
test2() {
// Closures with nested parameterized types in optional position
var cdar1 = ([Pair<int, Pair<int, int>> pr = null]) => pr.snd.fst;
var cdar2 = ([Pair<int, Pair<int, int>> pr = null]) => pr.snd.fst;
var e = new Pair<int, Pair<int, int>>(100, new Pair<int, int>(200, 300));
Expect.equals(200, cdar1(e));
Expect.equals(200, cdar2(e));
}
test3() {
// Closures with nested parameterized types.
var f1 = (Pair<int, Pair<int, int>> pr) => pr.snd.fst + 1;
var f2 = (Pair<int, Pair<int, int>> pr) => pr.snd.fst + 2;
// Closures with function type with nested parameterized types.
var ap1 = (f(Pair<int, Pair<int, int>> pr1), Pair<int, Pair<int, int>> pr) =>
f(pr) * 10;
var ap2 = (f(Pair<int, Pair<int, int>> pr1), Pair<int, Pair<int, int>> pr) =>
f(pr) * 100;
var e = new Pair<int, Pair<int, int>>(100, new Pair<int, int>(200, 300));
Expect.equals(2010, ap1(f1, e));
Expect.equals(2020, ap1(f2, e));
Expect.equals(20100, ap2(f1, e));
Expect.equals(20200, ap2(f2, e));
}