TypeScript/tests/baselines/reference/functionImplementations.types
Sheetal Nandi 9d31631fd7 Test cases of function infering return type of functions
if f is a contextually typed function expression (section 4.9.3), the inferred return type is the union type (section 3.3.4) of the types of the return statement expressions in the function body, ignoring return statements with no expressions.
Otherwise, the inferred return type is the first of the types of the return statement expressions in the function body that is a supertype (section 3.8.3) of each of the others, ignoring return statements with no expressions. A compile-time error occurs if no return statement expression has a type that is a supertype of each of the others.
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=== tests/cases/conformance/functions/functionImplementations.ts ===
// FunctionExpression with no return type annotation and no return statement returns void
var v: void = function () { } ();
>v : void
>function () { } () : void
>function () { } : () => void
// FunctionExpression f with no return type annotation and directly references f in its body returns any
var a: any = function f() {
>a : any
>function f() { return f;} : () => any
>f : () => any
return f;
>f : () => any
};
var a: any = function f() {
>a : any
>function f() { return f();} : () => any
>f : () => any
return f();
>f() : any
>f : () => any
};
// FunctionExpression f with no return type annotation and indirectly references f in its body returns any
var a: any = function f() {
>a : any
>function f() { var x = f; return x;} : () => any
>f : () => any
var x = f;
>x : () => any
>f : () => any
return x;
>x : () => any
};
// Two mutually recursive function implementations with no return type annotations
function rec1() {
>rec1 : () => any
return rec2();
>rec2() : any
>rec2 : () => any
}
function rec2() {
>rec2 : () => any
return rec1();
>rec1() : any
>rec1 : () => any
}
var a = rec1();
>a : any
>rec1() : any
>rec1 : () => any
var a = rec2();
>a : any
>rec2() : any
>rec2 : () => any
// Two mutually recursive function implementations with return type annotation in one
function rec3(): number {
>rec3 : () => number
return rec4();
>rec4() : number
>rec4 : () => number
}
function rec4() {
>rec4 : () => number
return rec3();
>rec3() : number
>rec3 : () => number
}
var n: number;
>n : number
var n = rec3();
>n : number
>rec3() : number
>rec3 : () => number
var n = rec4();
>n : number
>rec4() : number
>rec4 : () => number
// FunctionExpression with no return type annotation and returns a number
var n = function () {
>n : number
>function () { return 3;} () : number
>function () { return 3;} : () => number
return 3;
} ();
// FunctionExpression with no return type annotation and returns null
var nu = null;
>nu : any
var nu = function () {
>nu : any
>function () { return null;} () : any
>function () { return null;} : () => any
return null;
} ();
// FunctionExpression with no return type annotation and returns undefined
var un = undefined;
>un : any
>undefined : undefined
var un = function () {
>un : any
>function () { return undefined;} () : any
>function () { return undefined;} : () => any
return undefined;
>undefined : undefined
} ();
// FunctionExpression with no return type annotation and returns a type parameter type
var n = function <T>(x: T) {
>n : number
>function <T>(x: T) { return x;} (4) : number
>function <T>(x: T) { return x;} : <T>(x: T) => T
>T : T
>x : T
>T : T
return x;
>x : T
} (4);
// FunctionExpression with no return type annotation and returns a constrained type parameter type
var n = function <T extends {}>(x: T) {
>n : number
>function <T extends {}>(x: T) { return x;} (4) : number
>function <T extends {}>(x: T) { return x;} : <T extends {}>(x: T) => T
>T : T
>x : T
>T : T
return x;
>x : T
} (4);
// FunctionExpression with no return type annotation with multiple return statements with identical types
var n = function () {
>n : number
>function () { return 3; return 5;}() : number
>function () { return 3; return 5;} : () => number
return 3;
return 5;
}();
// Otherwise, the inferred return type is the first of the types of the return statement expressions
// in the function body that is a supertype of each of the others,
// ignoring return statements with no expressions.
// A compile - time error occurs if no return statement expression has a type that is a supertype of each of the others.
// FunctionExpression with no return type annotation with multiple return statements with subtype relation between returns
class Base { private m; }
>Base : Base
>m : any
class Derived extends Base { private q; }
>Derived : Derived
>Base : Base
>q : any
var b: Base;
>b : Base
>Base : Base
var b = function () {
>b : Base
>function () { return new Base(); return new Derived();} () : Base
>function () { return new Base(); return new Derived();} : () => Base
return new Base(); return new Derived();
>new Base() : Base
>Base : typeof Base
>new Derived() : Derived
>Derived : typeof Derived
} ();
// FunctionExpression with no return type annotation with multiple return statements with one a recursive call
var a = function f() {
>a : any
>function f() { return new Base(); return new Derived(); return f(); // ?} () : any
>function f() { return new Base(); return new Derived(); return f(); // ?} : () => any
>f : () => any
return new Base(); return new Derived(); return f(); // ?
>new Base() : Base
>Base : typeof Base
>new Derived() : Derived
>Derived : typeof Derived
>f() : any
>f : () => any
} ();
// FunctionExpression with non -void return type annotation with a single throw statement
undefined === function (): number {
>undefined === function (): number { throw undefined;} : boolean
>undefined : undefined
>function (): number { throw undefined;} : () => number
throw undefined;
>undefined : undefined
};
// Type of 'this' in function implementation is 'any'
function thisFunc() {
>thisFunc : () => void
var x = this;
>x : any
>this : any
var x: any;
>x : any
}
// Function signature with optional parameter, no type annotation and initializer has initializer's type
function opt1(n = 4) {
>opt1 : (n?: number) => void
>n : number
var m = n;
>m : number
>n : number
var m: number;
>m : number
}
// Function signature with optional parameter, no type annotation and initializer has initializer's widened type
function opt2(n = { x: null, y: undefined }) {
>opt2 : (n?: { x: any; y: any; }) => void
>n : { x: any; y: any; }
>{ x: null, y: undefined } : { x: null; y: undefined; }
>x : null
>y : undefined
>undefined : undefined
var m = n;
>m : { x: any; y: any; }
>n : { x: any; y: any; }
var m: { x: any; y: any };
>m : { x: any; y: any; }
>x : any
>y : any
}
// Function signature with initializer referencing other parameter to the left
function opt3(n: number, m = n) {
>opt3 : (n: number, m?: number) => void
>n : number
>m : number
>n : number
var y = m;
>y : number
>m : number
var y: number;
>y : number
}
// Function signature with optional parameter has correct codegen
// (tested above)
// FunctionExpression with non -void return type annotation return with no expression
function f6(): number {
>f6 : () => number
return;
}
class Derived2 extends Base { private r: string; }
>Derived2 : Derived2
>Base : Base
>r : string
class AnotherClass { private x }
>AnotherClass : AnotherClass
>x : any
// if f is a contextually typed function expression, the inferred return type is the union type
// of the types of the return statement expressions in the function body,
// ignoring return statements with no expressions.
var f7: (x: number) => string | number = x => { // should be (x: number) => number | string
>f7 : (x: number) => string | number
>x : number
>x => { // should be (x: number) => number | string if (x < 0) { return x; } return x.toString();} : (x: number) => string | number
>x : number
if (x < 0) { return x; }
>x < 0 : boolean
>x : number
>x : number
return x.toString();
>x.toString() : string
>x.toString : (radix?: number) => string
>x : number
>toString : (radix?: number) => string
}
var f8: (x: number) => any = x => { // should be (x: number) => Base
>f8 : (x: number) => any
>x : number
>x => { // should be (x: number) => Base return new Base(); return new Derived2();} : (x: number) => Base
>x : number
return new Base();
>new Base() : Base
>Base : typeof Base
return new Derived2();
>new Derived2() : Derived2
>Derived2 : typeof Derived2
}
var f9: (x: number) => any = x => { // should be (x: number) => Base
>f9 : (x: number) => any
>x : number
>x => { // should be (x: number) => Base return new Base(); return new Derived(); return new Derived2();} : (x: number) => Base
>x : number
return new Base();
>new Base() : Base
>Base : typeof Base
return new Derived();
>new Derived() : Derived
>Derived : typeof Derived
return new Derived2();
>new Derived2() : Derived2
>Derived2 : typeof Derived2
}
var f10: (x: number) => any = x => { // should be (x: number) => Derived | Derived1
>f10 : (x: number) => any
>x : number
>x => { // should be (x: number) => Derived | Derived1 return new Derived(); return new Derived2();} : (x: number) => Derived | Derived2
>x : number
return new Derived();
>new Derived() : Derived
>Derived : typeof Derived
return new Derived2();
>new Derived2() : Derived2
>Derived2 : typeof Derived2
}
var f11: (x: number) => any = x => { // should be (x: number) => Base | AnotherClass
>f11 : (x: number) => any
>x : number
>x => { // should be (x: number) => Base | AnotherClass return new Base(); return new AnotherClass();} : (x: number) => Base | AnotherClass
>x : number
return new Base();
>new Base() : Base
>Base : typeof Base
return new AnotherClass();
>new AnotherClass() : AnotherClass
>AnotherClass : typeof AnotherClass
}
var f12: (x: number) => any = x => { // should be (x: number) => Base | AnotherClass
>f12 : (x: number) => any
>x : number
>x => { // should be (x: number) => Base | AnotherClass return new Base(); return; // should be ignored return new AnotherClass();} : (x: number) => Base | AnotherClass
>x : number
return new Base();
>new Base() : Base
>Base : typeof Base
return; // should be ignored
return new AnotherClass();
>new AnotherClass() : AnotherClass
>AnotherClass : typeof AnotherClass
}