TypeScript/tests/baselines/reference/objectTypesIdentityWithGenericConstructSignaturesDifferingByConstraints2.js

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//// [objectTypesIdentityWithGenericConstructSignaturesDifferingByConstraints2.ts]
// Two call or construct signatures are considered identical when they have the same number of type parameters and, considering those
// parameters pairwise identical, have identical type parameter constraints, identical number of parameters with identical kind(required,
// optional or rest) and types, and identical return types.
class B<T extends U, U extends Array<number>> {
constructor(x: T, y: U) { return null; }
}
class C<T extends U, U extends String> {
constructor(x: T, y: U) { return null; }
}
class D<T extends U, U extends Number> {
constructor(x: T, y: U) { return null; }
}
interface I<T extends U, U extends Number> {
new(x: T, y: U): string;
}
interface I2 {
new<T extends U, U extends Boolean>(x: T, y: U): string;
}
var a: { new<T extends U, U extends Array<string>>(x: T, y: U): string }
var b = { new<T extends U, U extends RegExp>(x: T, y: U) { return ''; } }; // not a construct signature, function called new
function foo1b(x: B<Array<number>, Array<number>>);
function foo1b(x: B<Array<number>, Array<number>>); // error
function foo1b(x: any) { }
function foo1c(x: C<String, String>);
function foo1c(x: C<String, String>); // error
function foo1c(x: any) { }
function foo2(x: I<Number, Number>);
function foo2(x: I<Number, Number>); // error
function foo2(x: any) { }
function foo3(x: typeof a);
function foo3(x: typeof a); // error
function foo3(x: any) { }
function foo4(x: typeof b);
function foo4(x: typeof b); // error
function foo4(x: any) { }
function foo5c(x: C<String, String>);
function foo5c(x: D<Number, Number>); // ok
function foo5c(x: any) { }
function foo6c(x: C<String, String>);
function foo6c(x: D<any, Number>); // ok
function foo6c(x: any) { }
function foo8(x: B<Array<number>, Array<number>>);
function foo8(x: I<Number, Number>); // ok
function foo8(x: any) { }
function foo9(x: B<Array<number>, Array<number>>);
function foo9(x: C<String, String>); // error, types are structurally equal
function foo9(x: any) { }
function foo10(x: B<Array<number>, Array<number>>);
function foo10(x: typeof a); // ok
function foo10(x: any) { }
function foo11(x: B<Array<number>, Array<number>>);
function foo11(x: typeof b); // ok
function foo11(x: any) { }
function foo12(x: I<Number, Number>);
function foo12(x: C<String, String>); // ok
function foo12(x: any) { }
function foo12b(x: I2);
function foo12b(x: C<String, String>); // ok
function foo12b(x: any) { }
function foo13(x: I<Number, Number>);
function foo13(x: typeof a); // ok
function foo13(x: any) { }
function foo14(x: I<Number, Number>);
function foo14(x: typeof b); // ok
function foo14(x: any) { }
//// [objectTypesIdentityWithGenericConstructSignaturesDifferingByConstraints2.js]
// Two call or construct signatures are considered identical when they have the same number of type parameters and, considering those
// parameters pairwise identical, have identical type parameter constraints, identical number of parameters with identical kind(required,
// optional or rest) and types, and identical return types.
var B = (function () {
function B(x, y) {
return null;
}
return B;
})();
var C = (function () {
function C(x, y) {
return null;
}
return C;
})();
var D = (function () {
function D(x, y) {
return null;
}
return D;
})();
var a;
var b = { new: function (x, y) { return ''; } }; // not a construct signature, function called new
function foo1b(x) { }
function foo1c(x) { }
function foo2(x) { }
function foo3(x) { }
function foo4(x) { }
function foo5c(x) { }
function foo6c(x) { }
function foo8(x) { }
function foo9(x) { }
function foo10(x) { }
function foo11(x) { }
function foo12(x) { }
function foo12b(x) { }
function foo13(x) { }
function foo14(x) { }