i.e. use "var v: string" instead of "(var) v: string". The parens case should only be used when we're using an english description instead of an actual language construct.
19 lines
614 B
TypeScript
19 lines
614 B
TypeScript
/// <reference path='fourslash.ts'/>
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////interface A { a: string; }
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////interface B extends A { b: string; }
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////interface C extends B { c: string; }
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////interface G<T, U extends B> {
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//// x: T;
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//// y: U;
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////}
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////var v/*1*/1: G<A, C>; // Ok
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////var v/*2*/2: G<{ a: string }, C>; // Ok, equivalent to G<A, C>
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////var v/*3*/3: G<G<A, B>, C>; // Ok
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goTo.marker('1');
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verify.quickInfoIs('var v1: G<A, C>', null);
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goTo.marker('2');
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verify.quickInfoIs('var v2: G<{\n a: string;\n}, C>', null);
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goTo.marker('3');
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verify.quickInfoIs('var v3: G<G<A, B>, C>', null);
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