LanguageFeatures/Records/primitive_equality_A01_t03.dart

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/// @assertion A record object has a primitive == operator if all of its field
/// have primitive == operators.
///
/// Note that this is a dynamic property of a record object, not a property of
/// its static type. Since primitive equality only comes into play in constants,
/// the compiler can see the actual field values for a relevant record at
/// compile time because it has the actual constant record value with all of its
/// constant fields. This means a record can be used in a constant set or as a
/// constant map key, but only when its field values could be as well.
///
/// @description Checks that if all of the record fields have a primitive ==
/// operator then this record can be used in a constant map literal as a key
/// @author sgrekhov22@gmail.com

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

class C {
  const C();
}

main() {
  const m1 = {const (1, "2", String, C(), Object(), Symbol('foo')): 1};
  const m2 = {
    (1, "2", String, const C(), const Object(), const Symbol('foo')): 1};
  const m3 = {
    const (one: 1, two: "2", three: String, four: C(), five: Object(),
      six: Symbol('foo')): 2
  };
  const m4 = {
    (one: 1, two: "2", three: String, four: const C(), five: const Object(),
      six: const Symbol('foo')): 2
  };
  const m5 = {
    const (1, two: "2", String, four: C(), five: Object(), Symbol('foo')): 3
  };
  const m6 = {
    (1, two: "2", String, four: const C(), five: const Object(),
      const Symbol('foo')): 3
  };

  Expect.equals(m1, m2);
  Expect.equals(m3, m4);
  Expect.equals(m5, m6);
}