test/tools/javac/lambda/lambdaExpression/SamConversion.java

Mon, 21 Jan 2013 20:13:56 +0000

author
mcimadamore
date
Mon, 21 Jan 2013 20:13:56 +0000
changeset 1510
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8005244: Implement overload resolution as per latest spec EDR
Summary: Add support for stuck expressions and provisional applicability
Reviewed-by: jjg

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    24 /**
    25  * @test
    26  * @bug 8003280
    27  * @summary Add lambda tests
    28  *   Test SAM conversion of lambda expressions in context of assignment, method call, return statement and cast.
    29  * @compile SamConversion.java
    30  * @run main SamConversion
    31  */
    33 public class SamConversion {
    35     static interface Foo {
    36         Integer m(int i);
    37     }
    39     static interface Bar {
    40         int m(Integer i) throws Exception;
    41     }
    43     private static String assertionStr = "";
    45     private static void assertTrue(boolean b) {
    46         if(!b)
    47             throw new AssertionError();
    48     }
    50     private static void test1(Foo foo) {
    51         assertTrue(foo.m(1) == 2);
    52     }
    54     private static void test2(Bar bar) {
    55         try {
    56             assertTrue(bar.m(1) == 2);
    57         } catch (Exception e){
    58             assertTrue(false);
    59         }
    60     }
    62     private static Bar test3(int i) {
    63         switch (i) {
    64         case 0:
    65             return n -> n + 1;
    66         case 1:
    67             return (Integer n) -> 2 * n;
    68         case 2:
    69             return (Integer n) -> {return new Integer(n-1);};
    70         case 3:
    71             return n -> {throw new Exception();};
    72         default:
    73             return null;
    74         }
    75     }
    77     public static void main(String[] args) {
    79         //assign:
    80         Foo foo = (int n) -> n + 1; //explicit type and boxing
    81         assertTrue(foo.m(1) == 2);
    83         foo = n -> n + 1; //type inferrred and boxing
    84         assertTrue(foo.m(1) == 2);
    86         Bar bar = (Integer n) -> n + 1; //explicit type and unboxing
    87         try {
    88             assertTrue(bar.m(1) == 2);
    89         } catch (Exception e) {
    90             assertTrue(false);
    91         }
    93         bar = (Integer n) -> new Integer(n+1); //explicit type and unboxing twice
    94         try {
    95             assertTrue(bar.m(1) == 2);
    96         } catch (Exception e) {
    97             assertTrue(false);
    98         }
   100         bar = n -> n.intValue() + 1; //type inferred
   101         try {
   102             assertTrue(bar.m(1) == 2);
   103         } catch (Exception e) {
   104             assertTrue(false);
   105         }
   107         bar = n -> n + 1; // type inferred and unboxing
   108         try {
   109             assertTrue(bar.m(1) == 2);
   110         } catch (Exception e) {
   111             assertTrue(false);
   112         }
   114         //cast:
   115         assertTrue(((Foo)n -> {return n+1;}).m(1) == 2); //statement (instead of expression) in lambda body
   116         try {
   117             assertTrue(((Bar)n -> {return n+1;}).m(1) == 2); //statement in lambda body
   118         } catch (Exception e) {
   119             assertTrue(false);
   120         }
   122         //method parameter:
   123         test1((int n) -> new Integer(n+1)); //explicit type
   124         test2((Integer n) -> n.intValue() + 1); //explicit type
   126         //return statement:
   127         bar = test3(0);
   128         try {
   129             assertTrue(bar.m(1) == 2);
   130         } catch (Exception e) {
   131             assertTrue(false);
   132         }
   133         bar = test3(1);
   134         try {
   135             assertTrue(bar.m(3) == 6);
   136         } catch (Exception e) {
   137             assertTrue(false);
   138         }
   139         bar = test3(2);
   140         try {
   141             assertTrue(bar.m(10) == 9);
   142         } catch (Exception e) {
   143             assertTrue(false);
   144         }
   145         bar = test3(3);
   146         try {
   147             bar.m(10);
   148             assertTrue(false);
   149         } catch (Exception e) {}
   150     }
   151 }

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