fixed bug1188

fix kind-checking in adapt: it checked tree.symbol.typeParams, which makes m[t] look like a higher-kinded type, even though it's of kind * (the symbol doesn't know about the application to t)... 

now using tree.tpe.typeParams

removed check for tree.hasSymbol (TypeTree's must also be checked, and they don't directly have a symbol)
replaced tree.symbol by tree.tpe.symbol

git-svn-id: http://lampsvn.epfl.ch/svn-repos/scala/scala/trunk@12095 5e8d7ff9-d8ef-0310-90f0-a4852d11357a
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moors 2007-06-20 12:51:39 +00:00
parent 1dc9cb6302
commit ece4b36e34
4 changed files with 32 additions and 10 deletions

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@ -625,17 +625,22 @@ trait Typers { self: Analyzer =>
} else if (tree.hasSymbol && !tree.symbol.typeParams.isEmpty && (mode & HKmode) == 0) { // (7)
// @M When not typing a higher-kinded type ((mode & HKmode) == 0), types must be of kind *,
// and thus parameterised types must be applied to their type arguments
// @M TODO: why do kind-* tree's have symbols, while higher-kinded ones don't?
errorTree(tree, tree.symbol+" takes type parameters")
tree setType tree.tpe
} else if (tree.hasSymbol && ((mode & HKmode) != 0) && // (7.1) @M: check kind-arity
tree.symbol.typeParams.length != pt.typeParams.length &&
!(tree.symbol==AnyClass || tree.symbol==AllClass || pt == WildcardType )) {
} else if ( // (7.1) @M: check kind-arity
// @M: removed check for tree.hasSymbol and replace tree.symbol by tree.tpe.symbol (TypeTree's must also be checked here, and they don't directly have a symbol)
((mode & HKmode) != 0) &&
// @M: don't check tree.tpe.symbol.typeParams. check tree.tpe.typeParams!!!
// (e.g., m[Int] --> tree.tpe.symbol.typeParams.length == 1, tree.tpe.typeParams.length == 0!)
tree.tpe.typeParams.length != pt.typeParams.length &&
!(tree.tpe.symbol==AnyClass || tree.tpe.symbol==AllClass || pt == WildcardType )) {
// Check that the actual kind arity (tree.symbol.typeParams.length) conforms to the expected
// kind-arity (pt.typeParams.length). Full checks are done in checkKindBounds in Infer.
// Note that we treat Any and Nothing as kind-polymorphic.
// We can't perform this check when typing type arguments to an overloaded method before the overload is resolved
// (or in the case of an error type) -- this is indicated by pt == WildcardType (see case TypeApply in typed1).
errorTree(tree, tree.symbol+" takes "+reporter.countElementsAsString(tree.symbol.typeParams.length, "type parameter")+
errorTree(tree, tree.tpe+" takes "+reporter.countElementsAsString(tree.tpe.typeParams.length, "type parameter")+
", expected: "+reporter.countAsString(pt.typeParams.length))
tree setType tree.tpe
} else tree match { // (6)

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@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
wellkinded_wrongarity.scala:5: error: type Pair takes two type parameters, expected: one
wellkinded_wrongarity.scala:5: error: Pair takes two type parameters, expected: one
object mp extends Monad[Pair]
^
one error found

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@ -1,4 +1,13 @@
wellkinded_wrongarity2.scala:4: error: type String takes no type parameters, expected: one
object ms extends Monad[String]
wellkinded_wrongarity2.scala:5: error: String takes no type parameters, expected: one
trait ms1 extends Monad[String] // wrong
^
one error found
wellkinded_wrongarity2.scala:6: error: t takes no type parameters, expected: one
trait ms2[t] extends Monad[t] // wrong
^
wellkinded_wrongarity2.scala:7: error: m[t] takes no type parameters, expected: one
trait ms3[m[_], t] extends Monad[m[t]] // wrong -- added to check regression on bug
^
wellkinded_wrongarity2.scala:12: error: type m takes type parameters
trait Bar2[m[_]] extends Foo[m] // check that m is properly recognized as kind *->*, while * is expected
^
four errors found

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@ -1,4 +1,12 @@
// test well-kindedness checks
class Monad[m[x]]
object ms extends Monad[String]
// expecting types of kind *->*
class Monad[m[x]]
trait ms1 extends Monad[String] // wrong
trait ms2[t] extends Monad[t] // wrong
trait ms3[m[_], t] extends Monad[m[t]] // wrong -- added to check regression on bug
// expecting types of kind *
trait Foo[x]
trait Bar1[m[_]] extends Foo[m[Int]] // check that m[Int] is properly recognized as kind-*
trait Bar2[m[_]] extends Foo[m] // check that m is properly recognized as kind *->*, while * is expected