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Scala example source code file (existentials.scala)

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Java - Scala tags/keywords

a, any, c, c, cell, cell, counter, counter, float, int, option, t, t, u

The Scala existentials.scala source code

class Foo {
  class Line {
    case class Cell[T](var x: T)
    def f[T](x: Any): Cell[t1] forSome { type t1 } = x match { case y: Cell[t] => y }
    
    var x: Cell[T] forSome { type T } = new Cell(1)
    println({ x = new Cell("abc"); x })
  }
}

class FooW {
  class Line {
    case class Cell[T](var x: T)
    def f[T](x: Any): Cell[ _ ] = x match { case y: Cell[t] => y }
    
    var x: Cell[_] = new Cell(1)
    println({ x = new Cell("abc"); x })
  }
}

trait Counter[T] {
   def newCounter: T
   def get(i: T): Int
   def inc(i: T): T
}

case class C[T](x: T)

object LUB {
  def x = C(1)
  def y = C("abc")
  var coinflip: Boolean = _
  def z = if (coinflip) x else y
  def zz: C[_1] forSome { type _1 >: Int with java.lang.String } = z
  def zzs: C[_ >: Int with java.lang.String] = z
}

object Bug1189 {
  case class Cell[T](x: T)
  type U = Cell[T1] forSome { type T1 }
  def f(x: Any): U = x match { case y: Cell[_] => y }

  var x: U = Cell(1)
  println(x)

  println(f(x))

  x = Cell("abc")
  println(x)
  println(f(x))
}

object Test extends App {

  val x = { class I; class J; (new C(new I), new C(new J)) }
  val y: (C[X], C[Y]) forSome { type X; type Y } = x

   def foo(x : Counter[T] { def name : String } forSome { type T }) = x match {
     case ctr: Counter[t] =>
       val c = ctr.newCounter
       println(ctr.name+" "+ctr.get(ctr.inc(ctr.inc(c))))
     case _ =>
   }

   def fooW(x : Counter[T] { def name : String } forSome { type T }) = x match {
     case ctr: Counter[t] =>
       val c = ctr.newCounter
       println(ctr.name+" "+ctr.get(ctr.inc(ctr.inc(c))))
     case _ =>
   }

   val ci = new Counter[Int] {
     def newCounter = 0
     def get(i: Int) = i
     def inc(i: Int) = i+1
     def name = "Int"
   }

   val cf = new Counter[Float] {
     def newCounter = 0
     def get(i: Float) = i.intValue
     def inc(i: Float) = i+1
     def name = "Float"
   }

   var ex: Counter[T] forSome { type T } = _
   ex = ci
   ex = cf

   var exW: Counter[_] = _
   ex = ci
   ex = cf

   foo(ci)
   foo(cf)
   fooW(ci)
   fooW(cf)
   val foo = new Foo
   new foo.Line
   val fooW = new FooW
   new fooW.Line
}

trait FooBar[ A <: Option[_]] { def foo: A }
trait SubFooBar[B <: Option[_]] extends FooBar[B]

object Test1 {

  var pc: List[Product with (Counter[T] forSome { type T })] = List()
  def f() = pc
  pc = f()
}

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