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LValues no longer carry information about generics and objs, instead there's an extended form of lvalue, lval_maybe_callee, only used by call and bind, which holds this info. This makes it possible to take the value of a method and get a working closure, and will (with some more work) allow us to call statically known functions without loading from their pair. Closes #435 Closes #758
18 lines
398 B
Rust
18 lines
398 B
Rust
// Test case for issue #435.
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obj foo(x: int) {
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fn add5(n: int) -> int { ret n + x; }
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}
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fn add5(n: int) -> int { ret n + 5; }
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fn main() {
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let fiveplusseven = bind add5(7);
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assert (add5(7) == 12);
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assert (fiveplusseven() == 12);
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let my_foo = foo(5);
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let fiveplusseven_too = bind my_foo.add5(7);
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assert (my_foo.add5(7) == 12);
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assert (fiveplusseven_too() == 12);
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}
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