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This changes ast-to-text to mark legacy libraries instead of non-nullable-by-default libraries. TEST=existing Change-Id: Ib01147e4ef48c2c5b2ffc6b23547998344dfdf2e Reviewed-on: https://dart-review.googlesource.com/c/sdk/+/307121 Commit-Queue: Johnni Winther <johnniwinther@google.com> Reviewed-by: Chloe Stefantsova <cstefantsova@google.com> Reviewed-by: Alexander Markov <alexmarkov@google.com>
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47 lines
3.0 KiB
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library;
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//
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// Problems in library:
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//
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// pkg/front_end/testcases/patterns/invalid.dart:5:8: Error: Type 'Unresolved' not found.
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// method(Unresolved o) {
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// ^^^^^^^^^^
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//
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// pkg/front_end/testcases/patterns/invalid.dart:5:8: Error: 'Unresolved' isn't a type.
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// method(Unresolved o) {
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// ^^^^^^^^^^
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//
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// pkg/front_end/testcases/patterns/invalid.dart:13:10: Error: The method '<' isn't defined for the class 'List<invalid-type>'.
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// - 'List' is from 'dart:core'.
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// Try correcting the name to the name of an existing method, or defining a method named '<'.
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// case < 5: // TODO(johnniwinther): Why do we get an error here?
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// ^
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//
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import self as self;
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import "dart:core" as core;
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static method method(invalid-type o) → dynamic {
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#L1:
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{
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final synthesized invalid-type #0#0 = o;
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synthesized core::int #0#2;
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synthesized core::bool #0#2#isSet = false;
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{
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lowered hoisted core::List<invalid-type> a#case#0;
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lowered hoisted core::Object? a#case#1;
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if(#0#0 is core::List<invalid-type> && (#0#2#isSet ?{core::int} #0#2{core::int} : let final dynamic #t1 = #0#2#isSet = true in #0#2 = #0#0.{core::List::length}{core::int}) =={core::num::==}{(core::Object) → core::bool} #C1 || (#0#2#isSet ?{core::int} #0#2{core::int} : let final dynamic #t2 = #0#2#isSet = true in #0#2 = #0#0.{core::List::length}{core::int}).{core::num::>=}(#C2){(core::num) → core::bool} && (let final dynamic #t3 = a#case#0 = #0#0.{core::List::sublist}(1, (#0#2#isSet ?{core::int} #0#2{core::int} : let final dynamic #t4 = #0#2#isSet = true in #0#2 = #0#0.{core::List::length}{core::int}).{core::num::-}(1){(core::num) → core::int}){(core::int, [core::int?]) → core::List<invalid-type>} in true) || true || #0#0 is core::Map<core::Object?, core::Object?> && #0#0{core::Map<core::Object?, core::Object?>}.{core::Map::containsKey}(#C3){(core::Object?) → core::bool} && #C1 =={core::num::==}{(core::Object) → core::bool} #0#0{core::Map<core::Object?, core::Object?>}.{core::Map::[]}(#C3){(core::Object?) → core::Object?} || #0#0 is core::String && #C4 =={core::num::==}{(core::Object) → core::bool} (#0#2#isSet ?{core::int} #0#2{core::int} : let final dynamic #t5 = #0#2#isSet = true in #0#2 = #0#0{core::String}.{core::String::length}{core::int}) || #0#0 =={core::List::==}{(core::Object) → core::bool} #C4 || invalid-expression "pkg/front_end/testcases/patterns/invalid.dart:13:10: Error: The method '<' isn't defined for the class 'List<invalid-type>'.
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- 'List' is from 'dart:core'.
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Try correcting the name to the name of an existing method, or defining a method named '<'.
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case < 5: // TODO(johnniwinther): Why do we get an error here?
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^" || #0#0 is (core::Object?, {a: core::Object?}) && #C3 =={core::num::==}{(core::Object) → core::bool} #0#0{(core::Object?, {a: core::Object?})}.$1{core::Object?} && (let final dynamic #t6 = a#case#1 = #0#0{(core::Object?, {a: core::Object?})}.a{core::Object?} in true)) {
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}
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}
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}
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}
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constants {
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#C1 = 1
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#C2 = 2
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#C3 = 0
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#C4 = 5
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}
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