Matthias Hausner
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Take two. (This version adds status file entries for checked tests.) Type parameters and arguments are parsed but ignored. Proper handling of the parameters will be added subsequently. The feature must be enabled with --generic-method-syntax. Compiling all of dart2js consumes about 2.2% more tokens with this change, due to the necessary lookahead to distinguish generic functions from generic types. ===== with this change ========= Number of tokens: 1056691 Source length: 5850143 characters Number of source tokens: 936226 Total tokens consumed: 3628934 <<<<< Classes parsed: 2457 Tokens consumed: 977999 Functions parsed: 49607 Tokens consumed: 2430638 ===== without this change ====== Number of tokens: 1056691 Source length: 5850143 characters Number of source tokens: 936226 Total tokens consumed: 3547765 <<<<< Classes parsed: 2457 Tokens consumed: 942536 Functions parsed: 49607 Tokens consumed: 2371357 (This reverts commit a1edb1766fd16b1268f3506feb7c9856b32bedfc.) BUG= 25869 Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/2269693002 .
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Dart
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913 B
Dart
// Copyright (c) 2016, the Dart project authors. Please see the AUTHORS file
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// for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
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// BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
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//
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// DartOptions=--generic-method-syntax
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// VMOptions=--generic-method-syntax
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/// Dart test verifying that the parser can handle type parameterization of
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/// local function declarations, and declarations of function parameters.
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library generic_local_functions_test;
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import "package:expect/expect.dart";
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// Declare a generic function parameter.
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int f(Y g<X, Y>(Map<X, Y> arg, X x)) => g<int, int>(<int, int>{1: 42}, 1);
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main() {
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// Declare a generic local function
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Y h<X, Y>(Map<X, Y> m, X x) => m[x];
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// Pass a generic local function as an argument.
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Expect.equals(f(h), 42);
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// Pass a function expression as an argument.
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Expect.equals(f(<X, Y>(Map<X, Y> m, X x) => m[x]), 42);
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}
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