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// Copyright (c) 2017, 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';
typedef F<T>(T x);
class B<T> {
void f(F<T> x) {}
}
abstract class I<U> {
void f(U x);
}
class C<V> extends B<V> implements I<F<V>> {}
void acceptsObject(Object o) {}
void acceptsNum(num n) {}
bool isTypeError(e) => e is TypeError;
void g(I<F<num>> i) {
i.f(acceptsObject);
// i.f has static type (F<num>)->void, or ((num)->void)->void. Which means we
// are statically allowed to pass acceptsNum to it. However, if i's runtime
// type is C<Object>, then it extends B<Object>, so its f function requires
// its argument to be F<Object>. This means that passing acceptsNum to f
// would violate soundness (since acceptsNum has type F<num>, and F<num> is a
// supertype of F<Object>). So we expect a type error here.
Expect.throws(() {
i.f(acceptsNum);
}, isTypeError);
}
void main() {
g(new C<Object>());
}