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Bob Nystrom 85faacc23c Fix the const assertion test.
Dart 2 has no notion of "checked mode", so a failed assertion in a
const constructor should always be a compile error.

Change-Id: I02227c03613346918de1e3a7f7c70d209a940b90
Reviewed-on: https://dart-review.googlesource.com/37647
Reviewed-by: Leaf Petersen <leafp@google.com>
2018-01-30 23:26:01 +00:00

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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.
// Dart test program testing assert statements.
import "package:expect/expect.dart";
class C {
final int x;
// Const constructors.
const C.cc01(this.x, y)
: assert(x < y) //# cc01: compile-time error
;
const C.cc02(x, y) : x = x
, assert(x < y) //# cc02: compile-time error
;
const C.cc03(x, y) :
assert(x < y), //# cc03: compile-time error
x = x;
const C.cc05(this.x, y) :
assert(x < y), //# cc05: compile-time error
super();
const C.cc06(x, y) : x = x
, assert(x < y) //# cc06: compile-time error
, super()
;
const C.cc07(x, y) :
assert(x < y), //# cc07: compile-time error
x = x, super();
const C.cc08(x, y) :
assert(x < y), //# cc08: compile-time error
x = x
, assert(y > x) //# cc08: continued
, super()
;
const C.cc09(this.x, y)
: assert(x < y, "$x < $y") //# cc09: compile-time error
;
const C.cc10(this.x, y)
: assert(x < y,) //# cc10: compile-time error
;
const C.cc11(this.x, y)
: assert(x < y, "$x < $y",) //# cc11: compile-time error
;
}
main() {
// Failing assertions in const invociations are compile-time errors.
const C.cc01(2, 1); //# cc01: continued
const C.cc02(2, 1); //# cc02: continued
const C.cc03(2, 1); //# cc03: continued
const C.cc05(2, 1); //# cc05: continued
const C.cc06(2, 1); //# cc06: continued
const C.cc07(2, 1); //# cc07: continued
const C.cc08(2, 1); //# cc08: continued
const C.cc09(2, 1); //# cc09: continued
const C.cc10(2, 1); //# cc10: continued
const C.cc11(2, 1); //# cc11: continued
}