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patch 9.0.1906: Vim9: Interfaces should not support class methods and variables Commit: https://github.com/vim/vim/commit/92d9ee5f4ca0d2de04c39afbafc7609da43fb2e9 Author: Yegappan Lakshmanan <yegappan@yahoo.com> Date: Sun Sep 17 17:03:19 2023 +0200 patch 9.0.1906: Vim9: Interfaces should not support class methods and variables Problem: Vim9: Interfaces should not support class methods and variables Solution: Make sure interface follow the interface specification Vim9 interface changes to follow the new interface specification: 1) An interface can have only read-only and read-write instance variables. 2) An interface can have only public instance methods. 3) An interface cannot have class variables and class methods. 4) An interface cannot have private instance variables and private instance methods. 5) A interface can extend another interface using "extends". The sub-interface gets all the variables and methods in the super interface. That means: - Interfaces should not support class methods and variables. - Adjust error numbers and add additional tests. - Interface methods can be defined in one of the super classes. - Interface variables can be defined in one of the super classes. and instance variables can be repeated in sub interfaces. - Check the class variable types with the type in interface. closes: #13100 Signed-off-by: Christian Brabandt <cb@256bit.org> Co-authored-by: Yegappan Lakshmanan <yegappan@yahoo.com>
author Christian Brabandt <cb@256bit.org>
date Sun, 17 Sep 2023 17:15:06 +0200
parents f08ed0738f7a
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" Test for 'iminsert'

source view_util.vim
source check.vim
import './vim9.vim' as v9

let s:imactivatefunc_called = 0
let s:imstatusfunc_called = 0
let s:imstatus_active = 0

func IM_activatefunc(active)
  let s:imactivatefunc_called = 1
  let s:imstatus_active = a:active
endfunc

func IM_statusfunc()
  let s:imstatusfunc_called = 1
  return s:imstatus_active
endfunc

func Test_iminsert2()
  let s:imactivatefunc_called = 0
  let s:imstatusfunc_called = 0

  set imactivatefunc=IM_activatefunc
  set imstatusfunc=IM_statusfunc
  set iminsert=2
  normal! i
  set iminsert=0
  set imactivatefunc=
  set imstatusfunc=

  let expected = (has('win32') && has('gui_running')) ? 0 : 1
  call assert_equal(expected, s:imactivatefunc_called)
  call assert_equal(expected, s:imstatusfunc_called)
endfunc

func Test_getimstatus()
  if has('win32')
    CheckFeature multi_byte_ime
  else
    CheckFeature xim
  endif
  if has('win32') && has('gui_running')
    set imactivatefunc=
    set imstatusfunc=
  else
    set imactivatefunc=IM_activatefunc
    set imstatusfunc=IM_statusfunc
    let s:imstatus_active = 0
  endif

  new
  set iminsert=2
  call feedkeys("i\<C-R>=getimstatus()\<CR>\<ESC>", 'nx')
  call assert_equal('1', getline(1))
  set iminsert=0
  call feedkeys("o\<C-R>=getimstatus()\<CR>\<ESC>", 'nx')
  call assert_equal('0', getline(2))
  bw!

  set imactivatefunc=
  set imstatusfunc=
endfunc

func Test_imactivatefunc_imstatusfunc_callback_no_breaks_foldopen()
  CheckScreendump

  let lines =<< trim END
    func IM_activatefunc(active)
    endfunc
    func IM_statusfunc()
      return 0
    endfunc
    set imactivatefunc=IM_activatefunc
    set imstatusfunc=IM_statusfunc
    set foldmethod=marker
    set foldopen=search
    call setline(1, ['{{{', 'abc', '}}}'])
    %foldclose
  END
  call writefile(lines, 'Xscript', 'D')
  let buf = RunVimInTerminal('-S Xscript', {})
  call assert_notequal('abc', term_getline(buf, 2))
  call term_sendkeys(buf, "/abc\n")
  call WaitForAssert({-> assert_equal('abc', term_getline(buf, 2))})

  " clean up
  call StopVimInTerminal(buf)
endfunc

" Test for using an lmap in insert mode
func Test_lmap_in_insert_mode()
  new
  call setline(1, 'abc')
  lmap { w
  set iminsert=1
  call feedkeys('r{', 'xt')
  call assert_equal('wbc', getline(1))
  set iminsert=2
  call feedkeys('$r{', 'xt')
  call assert_equal('wb{', getline(1))
  call setline(1, 'vim web')
  set iminsert=1
  call feedkeys('0f{', 'xt')
  call assert_equal(5, col('.'))
  set iminsert&
  lunmap {
  close!
endfunc

" Test for using CTRL-^ to toggle iminsert in insert mode
func Test_iminsert_toggle()
  CheckGui
  if has('win32')
    CheckFeature multi_byte_ime
  else
    CheckFeature xim
  endif
  if has('gui_running') && !has('win32')
    throw 'Skipped: works only in Win32 GUI version (for some reason)'
  endif
  new
  let save_imdisable = &imdisable
  let save_iminsert = &iminsert
  set noimdisable
  set iminsert=0
  exe "normal i\<C-^>"
  call assert_equal(2, &iminsert)
  exe "normal i\<C-^>"
  call assert_equal(0, &iminsert)
  let &iminsert = save_iminsert
  let &imdisable = save_imdisable
  close!
endfunc

" Test for different ways of setting the 'imactivatefunc' and 'imstatusfunc'
" options
func Test_imactivatefunc_imstatusfunc_callback()
  CheckNotMSWindows
  func IMactivatefunc1(active)
    let g:IMactivatefunc_called += 1
  endfunc
  func IMstatusfunc1()
    let g:IMstatusfunc_called += 1
    return 1
  endfunc
  set iminsert=2

  let lines =<< trim END
    LET g:IMactivatefunc_called = 0
    LET g:IMstatusfunc_called = 0

    #" Test for using a function name
    LET &imactivatefunc = 'g:IMactivatefunc1'
    LET &imstatusfunc = 'g:IMstatusfunc1'
    normal! i

    #" Test for using a function()
    set imactivatefunc=function('g:IMactivatefunc1')
    set imstatusfunc=function('g:IMstatusfunc1')
    normal! i

    #" Using a funcref variable to set 'completefunc'
    VAR Fn1 = function('g:IMactivatefunc1')
    LET &imactivatefunc = Fn1
    VAR Fn2 = function('g:IMstatusfunc1')
    LET &imstatusfunc = Fn2
    normal! i

    #" Using a string(funcref variable) to set 'completefunc'
    LET &imactivatefunc = string(Fn1)
    LET &imstatusfunc = string(Fn2)
    normal! i

    #" Test for using a funcref()
    set imactivatefunc=funcref('g:IMactivatefunc1')
    set imstatusfunc=funcref('g:IMstatusfunc1')
    normal! i

    #" Using a funcref variable to set 'imactivatefunc'
    LET Fn1 = funcref('g:IMactivatefunc1')
    LET &imactivatefunc = Fn1
    LET Fn2 = funcref('g:IMstatusfunc1')
    LET &imstatusfunc = Fn2
    normal! i

    #" Using a string(funcref variable) to set 'imactivatefunc'
    LET &imactivatefunc = string(Fn1)
    LET &imstatusfunc = string(Fn2)
    normal! i

    #" Test for using a lambda function
    VAR optval = "LSTART a LMIDDLE g:IMactivatefunc1(a) LEND"
    LET optval = substitute(optval, ' ', '\\ ', 'g')
    exe "set imactivatefunc=" .. optval
    LET optval = "LSTART LMIDDLE g:IMstatusfunc1() LEND"
    LET optval = substitute(optval, ' ', '\\ ', 'g')
    exe "set imstatusfunc=" .. optval
    normal! i

    #" Set 'imactivatefunc' and 'imstatusfunc' to a lambda expression
    LET &imactivatefunc = LSTART a LMIDDLE g:IMactivatefunc1(a) LEND
    LET &imstatusfunc = LSTART LMIDDLE g:IMstatusfunc1() LEND
    normal! i

    #" Set 'imactivatefunc' and 'imstatusfunc' to a string(lambda expression)
    LET &imactivatefunc = 'LSTART a LMIDDLE g:IMactivatefunc1(a) LEND'
    LET &imstatusfunc = 'LSTART LMIDDLE g:IMstatusfunc1() LEND'
    normal! i

    #" Set 'imactivatefunc' 'imstatusfunc' to a variable with a lambda
    #" expression
    VAR Lambda1 = LSTART a LMIDDLE g:IMactivatefunc1(a) LEND
    VAR Lambda2 = LSTART LMIDDLE g:IMstatusfunc1() LEND
    LET &imactivatefunc = Lambda1
    LET &imstatusfunc = Lambda2
    normal! i

    #" Set 'imactivatefunc' 'imstatusfunc' to a string(variable with a lambda
    #" expression)
    LET &imactivatefunc = string(Lambda1)
    LET &imstatusfunc = string(Lambda2)
    normal! i

    #" Test for clearing the 'completefunc' option
    set imactivatefunc='' imstatusfunc=''
    set imactivatefunc& imstatusfunc&

    set imactivatefunc=g:IMactivatefunc1
    set imstatusfunc=g:IMstatusfunc1
    call assert_fails("set imactivatefunc=function('abc')", "E700:")
    call assert_fails("set imstatusfunc=function('abc')", "E700:")
    call assert_fails("set imactivatefunc=funcref('abc')", "E700:")
    call assert_fails("set imstatusfunc=funcref('abc')", "E700:")
    call assert_fails("LET &imstatusfunc = function('abc')", "E700:")
    call assert_fails("LET &imactivatefunc = function('abc')", "E700:")
    normal! i

    #" set 'imactivatefunc' and 'imstatusfunc' to a non-existing function
    set imactivatefunc=IMactivatefunc1
    set imstatusfunc=IMstatusfunc1
    call assert_fails("set imactivatefunc=function('NonExistingFunc')", 'E700:')
    call assert_fails("set imstatusfunc=function('NonExistingFunc')", 'E700:')
    call assert_fails("LET &imactivatefunc = function('NonExistingFunc')", 'E700:')
    call assert_fails("LET &imstatusfunc = function('NonExistingFunc')", 'E700:')
    normal! i

    call assert_equal(14, g:IMactivatefunc_called)
    call assert_equal(28, g:IMstatusfunc_called)
  END
  call v9.CheckLegacyAndVim9Success(lines)

  " Using Vim9 lambda expression in legacy context should fail
  set imactivatefunc=(a)\ =>\ IMactivatefunc1(a)
  set imstatusfunc=IMstatusfunc1
  call assert_fails('normal! i', 'E117:')
  set imactivatefunc=IMactivatefunc1
  set imstatusfunc=()\ =>\ IMstatusfunc1(a)
  call assert_fails('normal! i', 'E117:')

  " set 'imactivatefunc' and 'imstatusfunc' to a partial with dict. This used
  " to cause a crash.
  func SetIMFunc()
    let params1 = {'activate': function('g:DictActivateFunc')}
    let params2 = {'status': function('g:DictStatusFunc')}
    let &imactivatefunc = params1.activate
    let &imstatusfunc = params2.status
  endfunc
  func g:DictActivateFunc(_) dict
  endfunc
  func g:DictStatusFunc(_) dict
  endfunc
  call SetIMFunc()
  new
  call SetIMFunc()
  bw
  call test_garbagecollect_now()
  new
  set imactivatefunc=
  set imstatusfunc=
  wincmd w
  set imactivatefunc=
  set imstatusfunc=
  :%bw!
  delfunc g:DictActivateFunc
  delfunc g:DictStatusFunc
  delfunc SetIMFunc

  " Vim9 tests
  let lines =<< trim END
    vim9script

    # Test for using function()
    def IMactivatefunc1(active: number): any
      g:IMactivatefunc_called += 1
      return 1
    enddef
    def IMstatusfunc1(): number
      g:IMstatusfunc_called += 1
      return 1
    enddef
    g:IMactivatefunc_called = 0
    g:IMstatusfunc_called = 0
    set iminsert=2
    set imactivatefunc=function('IMactivatefunc1')
    set imstatusfunc=function('IMstatusfunc1')
    normal! i

    set iminsert=0
    set imactivatefunc=
    set imstatusfunc=
  END
  call v9.CheckScriptSuccess(lines)

  " cleanup
  set iminsert=0
  set imactivatefunc&
  set imstatusfunc&
  delfunc IMactivatefunc1
  delfunc IMstatusfunc1
  unlet g:IMactivatefunc_called g:IMstatusfunc_called
  %bw!
endfunc

" vim: shiftwidth=2 sts=2 expandtab