Groovy example source code file (SuperMethod2Bug.groovy)

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The Groovy SuperMethod2Bug.groovy source code

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 *
 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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package groovy.bugs

/**
 * @version $Revision: 20569 $
 */
 
class SuperMethod2Bug extends GroovyTestCase {
     
    void testBug() {
        def base = new SuperBase()
        def value = base.doSomething()
        assert value == "TestBase"
        
        
        base = new SuperDerived()
        value = base.doSomething()
        assert value == "TestDerivedTestBase"
    }

    void testBug2() {
        def base = new SuperBase()
        def value = base.foo(2)
        assert value == "TestBase2"
        
        
        base = new SuperDerived()
        value = base.foo(3)
        assert value == "TestDerived3TestBase3"
    }

    void testBug3() {
        def base = new SuperBase()
        def value = base.foo(2,3)
        assert value == "foo(x,y)Base2,3"
        
        
        base = new SuperDerived()
        value = base.foo(3,4)
        assert value == "foo(x,y)Derived3,4foo(x,y)Base3,4"
    }

    void testBug4() {
        def base = new SuperBase("Cheese")
        def value = base.name
        assert value == "Cheese"
        
        
        base = new SuperDerived("Cheese")
        value = base.name
        assert value == "CheeseDerived"
    }
    
    void testCallsToSuperMethodsReturningPrimitives(){
       def base = new SuperBase("super cheese")
       assert base.longMethod() == 1
       assert base.intMethod() == 1
       assert base.boolMethod() == true
       
       base = new SuperDerived("derived super cheese")
       assert base.longMethod() == 1
       assert base.intMethod() == 1
       assert base.boolMethod() == true       
    }
}

class SuperBase {
    String name

    SuperBase() {
    }
    
    SuperBase(String name) {
        this.name = name
    }
    
    def doSomething() {
        "TestBase"
    }

    def foo(param) {
        "TestBase" + param
    }
    
    def foo(x, y) {
        "foo(x,y)Base" + x + "," + y
    }
    
    boolean boolMethod(){true}
    long longMethod(){1l}
    int intMethod(){1i}
}

class SuperDerived extends SuperBase {
    
    def calls = 0
    
    SuperDerived() {
    }
    
    SuperDerived(String name) {
        super(name + "Derived")
    }
    
    def doSomething() {
        /** @todo ++calls causes bug */
        //calls++
        /*
        calls = calls + 1
        assert calls < 3
        */
        
        "TestDerived" + super.doSomething()
    }
    
    def foo(param) {
        "TestDerived" + param + super.foo(param)
    }
    
    def foo(x, y) {
        "foo(x,y)Derived" + x + "," + y + super.foo(x, y)
    }
    
    // we want to ensure that a call with super, which is directly added into 
    // bytecode without calling MetaClass does correct boxing
    boolean booMethod(){super.boolMethod()}
    int intMethod(){super.intMethod()}
    long longMethod(){super.longMethod()}
}