TypeScript/tests/cases/fourslash/annotateWithTypeFromJSDoc3.ts
Nathan Shively-Sanders c13506e70c Update annotateWithTypeFromJSDoc tests
1. Object literals are single-line now.
2. Index signatures transform to TS index signatures.
3. The refactoring is only available when it could add types.
2017-10-18 13:04:13 -07:00

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/// <reference path='fourslash.ts' />
/////**
//// * @param {number} x - the first parameter
//// * @param {{ a: string, b: Date }} y - the most complex parameter
//// * @param z - the best parameter
//// * @param alpha - the other best parameter
//// * @param {*} beta - I have no idea how this got here
//// */
////function f(/*1*/x, /*2*/y, /*3*/z: string, /*4*/alpha, /*5*/beta) {
////}
verify.not.applicableRefactorAvailableAtMarker('3');
verify.not.applicableRefactorAvailableAtMarker('4');
verify.applicableRefactorAvailableAtMarker('1');
verify.fileAfterApplyingRefactorAtMarker('1',
`/**
* @param {number} x - the first parameter
* @param {{ a: string, b: Date }} y - the most complex parameter
* @param z - the best parameter
* @param alpha - the other best parameter
* @param {*} beta - I have no idea how this got here
*/
function f(x: number, y: { a: string; b: Date; }, z: string, alpha, beta: any) {
}`, 'Annotate with type from JSDoc', 'annotate');