Language/Types/Interface_Types/subtype_t36.dart

// Copyright (c) 2011, the Dart project authors.  Please see the AUTHORS file
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/// @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 two generic types are not assignable even if just
/// one type argument is not assignable. Using complex function types as type
/// arguments.
/// @author iefremov


class I {}
class J extends I {}
class K extends J {}
class C implements K {}

typedef Map<List, List<Map<num,List>>> complexFunction_t1();
typedef t1_1();
typedef Map<List<int>, List> t1_2();
typedef Map<List<int>, List<Map>> t1_3();
typedef Map<List<complexFunction_t1>,
            List<Map<int,
                     List<Map<complexFunction_t1,
                              complexFunction_t2>>>>> t1_4();

typedef badFunction(int x); //not assignable to complexFunction_t1

typedef complexFunction_t1 complexFunction_t2(
                                              complexFunction_t1 f1,
                                              complexFunction_t1 f2);
typedef t1_1 t2_1(t1_2 f1, badFunction f2); //not assignable to complexFunction_t2 because of badFunction

typedef K typeParameter1(J j, complexFunction_t1 f1, [num i, complexFunction_t2 f2]);
//      <=>              <=>  <=>                     <=>    <=/=>
typedef C typeParameter2(K j, t1_4 f1,               [int i, t2_1 f2]);


class Generic<G> {}

Generic<typeParameter2> f() => new Generic<typeParameter2>();

main() {
  Generic<typeParameter1> g = f();
//                            ^
// [analyzer] unspecified
// [cfe] unspecified
}