LanguageFeatures/Super-mixins/mixin_application_t03.dart

// Copyright (c) 2018, 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 Mixin application semantics is mostly unchanged, except that it's
/// a compile-time error to apply a mixin to a class that doesn't implement all
/// the 'on' type requirements of the mixin declaration, or apply a mixin
/// containing super-invocations to a class that doesn't have a concrete
/// implementation of the super-invoked members compatible with the
/// super-constraint interface.
///
/// @description Checks that there is no compile error if a mixin is applied to a
/// class that implements all the 'on' type requirements of the mixin
/// declaration. Test 'implements' implementation of 'on' clause interfaces
/// @author sgrekhov@unipro.ru

import "../../Utils/expect.dart";

String console = "";

class A {
  String get a1 => "A.a1";
  set a2(String v) {
    console = "A:$v";
  }
  String a3() => "A.a3";
  String operator ~() => a1.substring(3);
}
abstract class B {
  String get b1;
  void set b2(String v);
  String b3();
  String operator -();
}
class C implements A, B {
  String get a1 => "C.a1";
  set a2(String v) {
    console = "C:$v";
  }
  String a3() => "C.a3";

  String get b1 => "C.b1";
  void set b2(String v) {
    console = "C:$v";
  }
  String b3() => "C.b3";
  String operator -() => b3().substring(2, 3);
  String operator ~() => a1.substring(2, 3);
}

mixin M on A, B {
  String get m1 => "m1";
  void set m2(String v) {
    console = "M:$v";
  }
  String m3() => "m3";
}

class MA extends C with M {
}

main() {
  MA ma = new MA();

  Expect.equals("C.a1", ma.a1);
  ma.a2 = "a2";
  Expect.equals("C:a2", console);
  Expect.equals("C.a3", ma.a3());
  Expect.equals("a", ~ma);

  Expect.equals("C.b1", ma.b1);
  ma.b2 = "b2";
  Expect.equals("C:b2", console);
  Expect.equals("C.b3", ma.b3());
  Expect.equals("b", -ma);

  Expect.equals("m1", ma.m1);
  ma.m2 = "m2";
  Expect.equals("M:m2", console);
  Expect.equals("m3", ma.m3());
}