TypeScript/tests/cases/conformance/salsa/typeFromJSInitializer.ts
Nathan Shively-Sanders c9ac15ae56
In JS, this assignments in constructors are preferred and nullable initializers become any (#22882)
* First draft:in js, constructor declaration is preferred

* Add tests

* initializer of null|undefined gives any in JS

Also move this-assignment fixes out of binder. I'm going to put it in
the checker instead.

* In JS, initializer null|undefined: any, []: any[]

* First draft of js prefer-ctor-types overhaul

* Update tests, update baselines

* Improve readability of constructor-type preference

* Cleanup: Remove TODO and duplication

* Add noImplicitAny errors

* Add comment
2018-03-26 13:42:34 -07:00

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// @allowJs: true
// @checkJs: true
// @noEmit: true
// @strictNullChecks: true
// @noImplicitAny: true
// @Filename: a.js
function A () {
// should get any on this-assignments in constructor
this.unknown = null
this.unknowable = undefined
this.empty = []
}
var a = new A()
a.unknown = 1
a.unknown = true
a.unknown = {}
a.unknown = 'hi'
a.unknowable = 1
a.unknowable = true
a.unknowable = {}
a.unknowable = 'hi'
a.empty.push(1)
a.empty.push(true)
a.empty.push({})
a.empty.push('hi')
/** @type {number | undefined} */
var n;
// should get any on parameter initialisers
function f(a = null, b = n, l = []) {
// a should be any
a = undefined
a = null
a = 1
a = true
a = {}
a = 'ok'
// b should be number | undefined, not any
b = 1
b = undefined
b = 'error'
// l should be any[]
l.push(1)
l.push('ok')
}
// should get any on variable initialisers
var u = undefined;
var l = [];
u = undefined
u = 1
u = true
u = {}
u = 'ok'
l.push('ok')