| // 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. |
| |
| /// @assertion A type T is more specific than a type S, written T << S, if one |
| /// of the following conditions is met: |
| /// • T is S. |
| /// • T is ⊥ |
| /// • S is dynamic. |
| /// • S is a direct supertype of T. |
| /// • T is a type parameter and S is the upper bound of T. |
| /// • T is a type parameter and S is Object. |
| /// • T is of the form I<T1, ..., Tn > and S is of the form I <S1, ..., Sn> |
| /// and Ti << Si 1 <= i <= n. |
| /// • T and S are both function types, and T << S under the rules of section |
| /// (Types/Function Types). |
| /// • T is a function type and S is Function. |
| /// • T << U and U << S. |
| /// << is a partial order on types. T is a subtype of S, written T <: S, iff |
| /// [⊥/Dynamic]T << S. |
| /// . . . |
| /// An interface type T may be assigned to a type S, written T <=> S, if either |
| /// T <: S or S <: T. |
| /// @description Checks that GenericType<T> is mutually assignable (no static |
| /// type warnings) with GenericType<S> where T and S are trivial generics. |
| /// @issue 27556 |
| /// @author iefremov |
| |
| |
| class I {} |
| class J extends I {} |
| class K extends J {} |
| class L extends K {} |
| |
| typedef J f(List<int> l, [L i]); |
| typedef J f_1(List<num> l, [I i]); |
| typedef K f_2(List<int> l, [K i]); |
| |
| main() { |
| List l1_ = new List<List>.empty(); |
| |
| List<List> l2 = new List<List<List>>.empty(); |
| |
| List<List> l3 = new List<List<List<List>>>.empty(); |
| |
| List<List<List>> l4_ = new List<List<List<List>>>.empty(); |
| |
| List<List<List<List>>> l5 = new List.empty(); |
| List l5_ = new List<List<List<List>>>.empty(); |
| |
| List<Map> l6_ = new List<Map<int, double>>.empty(); |
| |
| List<Map<num, num>> l7_ = new List<Map<int, double>>.empty(); |
| |
| List<f> l8 = new List<f>.empty(); |
| |
| List<f> l9_ = new List<f_1>.empty(); |
| |
| List<f> l10_ = new List<f_2>.empty(); |
| } |