TypeScript/tests/cases/fourslash/navigationItemsOverloadsBroken1.ts
Daniel Rosenwasser 4069e0a0d0 Finished up "overload collapsing" for navigate-to.
Current semantics:
  - If an overload lacks an implementation, go to the first implementation.
  - If an overload has any implementation, go to the first one.
  - If there are any declarations between an implementation and any overload, this will split the series of overloads (note that this is invalid code).
2014-10-03 15:53:35 -07:00

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/// <reference path="fourslash.ts"/>
////function overload1(a: string): boolean;
////function overload1(b: boolean): boolean;
////function overload1(b: number): boolean;
////
////var heyImNotInterruptingAnythingAmI = '?';
////
////function overload1(f: typeof overload): boolean;
////function overload1(x: any, b = (function overload() { return false })): boolean {
//// throw overload;
////}
////function overload2(a: string): boolean;
////function overload2(b: boolean): boolean;
////function overload2(b: number): boolean;
////
////function iJustRuinEverything(x: any, b = (function overload() { return false })): boolean {
//// throw overload;
////}
////
////function overload2(f: typeof overload): boolean;
////function overload2(x: any, b = (function overload() { return false })): boolean {
//// throw overload;
////}
verify.navigationItemsListCount(2, "overload1", "exact");
verify.navigationItemsListCount(2, "overload2", "exact");
verify.navigationItemsListCount(4, "overload", "prefix");