TypeScript/tests/cases/compiler/typeGuardNarrowsIndexedAccessOfKnownProperty.ts
Nathan Shively-Sanders 2bfd919b6a
Narrow on element access of literal (#26424)
* Narrow literal element accesses

This means that, for example, the tuple `[number, string?]` allows its
second element to be narrowed with element access:

```ts
export function f(pair: [number, string?]): string {
  return pair[1] ? pair[1] : 'nope';
}
```

* Update baselines

* Cleanup

* More cleanup

* Test dashes in property names

* More cleanup

* Delete undead code
2018-08-15 09:58:39 -07:00

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// @strict: true
interface Square {
["dash-ok"]: "square";
["square-size"]: number;
}
interface Rectangle {
["dash-ok"]: "rectangle";
width: number;
height: number;
}
interface Circle {
["dash-ok"]: "circle";
radius: number;
}
type Shape = Square | Rectangle | Circle;
interface Subshape {
"0": {
sub: {
under: {
shape: Shape;
}
}
}
}
function area(s: Shape): number {
switch(s['dash-ok']) {
case "square": return s['square-size'] * s['square-size'];
case "rectangle": return s.width * s['height'];
case "circle": return Math.PI * s['radius'] * s.radius;
}
}
function subarea(s: Subshape): number {
switch(s[0]["sub"].under["shape"]["dash-ok"]) {
case "square": return s[0].sub.under.shape["square-size"] * s[0].sub.under.shape["square-size"];
case "rectangle": return s[0]["sub"]["under"]["shape"]["width"] * s[0]["sub"]["under"]["shape"].height;
case "circle": return Math.PI * s[0].sub.under["shape"].radius * s[0]["sub"].under.shape["radius"];
}
}
interface X {
0: "xx",
1: number
}
interface Y {
0: "yy",
1: string
}
type A = ["aa", number];
type B = ["bb", string];
type Z = X | Y;
type C = A | B;
function check(z: Z, c: C) {
z[0] // fine, typescript sees "xx" | "yy"
switch (z[0]) {
case "xx":
var xx: number = z[1] // should be number
break;
case "yy":
var yy: string = z[1] // should be string
break;
}
c[0] // fine, typescript sees "xx" | "yy"
switch (c[0]) {
case "aa":
var aa: number = c[1] // should be number
break;
case "bb":
var bb: string = c[1] // should be string
break;
}
}
export function g(pair: [number, string?]): string {
return pair[1] ? pair[1] : 'nope';
}