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Indirect compile-time literal types
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class MacroBundle(val c: Context) { | |
/* etc */ | |
/** Typecheck singleton types so as to obtain indirectly | |
* available known-at-compile-time values. | |
*/ | |
object Const { | |
def unapply(tp: Type): Option[Constant] = tp match { | |
case ConstantType(c) => Some(c) | |
case SingleType(_, sym) => unapply(c.typecheck(q"$sym").tpe) | |
case _ => None | |
} | |
} | |
def constInt(tp: Type): Tree = tp match { | |
case Const(Constant(n: Int)) => q"$n" | |
case _ => q"-1" | |
} | |
def constImpl[A: c.WeakTypeTag](value: c.Expr[A]): Tree = constInt(weakTypeOf[A]) | |
def constTypeImpl[A: c.WeakTypeTag] : Tree = constInt(weakTypeOf[A]) | |
} |
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package psply.tests | |
import scala.language.experimental.macros | |
class ConstTests { | |
def const[A <: Int with Singleton](value: A): Int = macro psply.trees.PsplyMacros.constImpl[A] | |
def constType[A <: Int with Singleton] : Int = macro psply.trees.PsplyMacros.constTypeImpl[A] | |
val one: 1 = 1 | |
val oneA: one.type = one | |
val oneB: oneA.type = oneA | |
val oneC = oneB // inferred singleton type | |
final val oneD = 1 // inferred singleton type | |
val unknown1: Int = 1 | |
val unknown2 = 1 // non-final means Int is inferred | |
@Test | |
def constTest(): Unit = { | |
assertEqual(const(1))(1) | |
assertEqual(const(one))(1) | |
assertEqual(const(oneA))(1) | |
assertEqual(const(oneB))(1) | |
assertEqual(const(oneC))(1) | |
assertEqual(const(oneD))(1) | |
// doesn't always return 1 | |
assertUnequal(const(unknown1))(1) | |
assertUnequal(const(unknown2))(1) | |
} | |
@Test | |
def constTypeTest(): Unit = { | |
assertEqual(constType[1])(1) | |
assertEqual(constType[one.type])(1) | |
assertEqual(constType[oneA.type])(1) | |
assertEqual(constType[oneB.type])(1) | |
assertEqual(constType[oneC.type])(1) | |
assertEqual(constType[oneD.type])(1) | |
// doesn't always return 1 | |
assertUnequal(constType[unknown1.type])(1) | |
assertUnequal(constType[unknown2.type])(1) | |
} | |
} |
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