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Minimal support for dependent case classes
This lets us write: trait A: type B case class CC(a: A, b: a.B) Pattern matching works but isn't dependent yet: x match case CC(a, b) => val a1: A = a // Dependent pattern matching is not currently supported // val b1: a1.B = b val b1 = b // Type is CC#a.B (for my usecase this isn't a problem, I'm working on a type constraint API which lets me write things like `case class CC(a: Int, b: Int GreaterThan[a.type])`) Because case class pattern matching relies on the product selectors `_N`, making it dependent is a bit tricky, currently we generate: case class CC(a: A, b: a.B): def _1: A = a def _2: a.B = b So the type of `_2` is not obviously related to the type of `_1`, we probably need to change what we generate into: case class CC(a: A, b: a.B): @uncheckedStable def _1: a.type = a def _2: _1.B = b But this can be done in a separate PR. Fixes #8073.
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import scala.deriving.Mirror | ||
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trait A: | ||
type B | ||
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object Test: | ||
case class CC(a: A, b: a.B) | ||
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def test1(): Unit = | ||
val generic = summon[Mirror.Of[CC]] | ||
// No language syntax for type projection of a singleton type | ||
// summon[generic.MirroredElemTypes =:= (A, CC#a.B)] | ||
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val aa: A { type B = Int } = new A { type B = Int } | ||
val x: CC { val a: aa.type } = CC(aa, 1).asInstanceOf[CC { val a: aa.type }] // manual `tracked` | ||
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val dependent = summon[Mirror.Of[x.type]] | ||
summon[dependent.MirroredElemTypes =:= (A, x.a.B)] | ||
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assert(CC(aa, 1) == generic.fromProduct((aa, 1))) | ||
assert(CC(aa, 1) == dependent.fromProduct((aa, 1))) | ||
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x match | ||
case CC(a, b) => | ||
val a1: A = a | ||
// Dependent pattern matching is not currently supported | ||
// val b1: a1.B = b | ||
val b1 = b // Type is CC#a.B | ||
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end test1 | ||
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case class CCPoly[T <: A](a: T, b: a.B) | ||
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def test2(): Unit = | ||
val generic = summon[Mirror.Of[CCPoly[A]]] | ||
// No language syntax for type projection of a singleton type | ||
// summon[generic.MirroredElemTypes =:= (A, CCPoly[A]#a.B)] | ||
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val aa: A { type B = Int } = new A { type B = Int } | ||
val x: CCPoly[aa.type] = CCPoly(aa, 1) | ||
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val dependent = summon[Mirror.Of[x.type]] | ||
summon[dependent.MirroredElemTypes =:= (aa.type, x.a.B)] | ||
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assert(CCPoly[A](aa, 1) == generic.fromProduct((aa, 1))) | ||
assert(CCPoly[A](aa, 1) == dependent.fromProduct((aa, 1))) | ||
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x match | ||
case CCPoly(a, b) => | ||
val a1: A = a | ||
// Dependent pattern matching is not currently supported | ||
// val b1: a1.B = b | ||
val b1 = b // Type is CC#a.B | ||
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end test2 | ||
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enum Enum: | ||
case EC(a: A, b: a.B) | ||
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def test3(): Unit = | ||
val generic = summon[Mirror.Of[Enum.EC]] | ||
// No language syntax for type projection of a singleton type | ||
// summon[generic.MirroredElemTypes =:= (A, Enum.EC#a.B)] | ||
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val aa: A { type B = Int } = new A { type B = Int } | ||
val x: Enum.EC { val a: aa.type } = Enum.EC(aa, 1).asInstanceOf[Enum.EC { val a: aa.type }] // manual `tracked` | ||
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val dependent = summon[Mirror.Of[x.type]] | ||
summon[dependent.MirroredElemTypes =:= (A, x.a.B)] | ||
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assert(Enum.EC(aa, 1) == generic.fromProduct((aa, 1))) | ||
assert(Enum.EC(aa, 1) == dependent.fromProduct((aa, 1))) | ||
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x match | ||
case Enum.EC(a, b) => | ||
val a1: A = a | ||
// Dependent pattern matching is not currently supported | ||
// val b1: a1.B = b | ||
val b1 = b // Type is Enum.EC#a.B | ||
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end test3 | ||
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def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = | ||
test1() | ||
test2() | ||
test3() |
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import scala.deriving.Mirror | ||
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trait A: | ||
type B | ||
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// Test local mirrors | ||
@main def Test = | ||
case class CC(a: A, b: a.B) | ||
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def test1(): Unit = | ||
val generic = summon[Mirror.Of[CC]] | ||
// No language syntax for type projection of a singleton type | ||
// summon[generic.MirroredElemTypes =:= (A, CC#a.B)] | ||
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val aa: A { type B = Int } = new A { type B = Int } | ||
val x: CC { val a: aa.type } = CC(aa, 1).asInstanceOf[CC { val a: aa.type }] // manual `tracked` | ||
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val dependent = summon[Mirror.Of[x.type]] | ||
summon[dependent.MirroredElemTypes =:= (A, x.a.B)] | ||
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assert(CC(aa, 1) == generic.fromProduct((aa, 1))) | ||
assert(CC(aa, 1) == dependent.fromProduct((aa, 1))) | ||
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x match | ||
case CC(a, b) => | ||
val a1: A = a | ||
// Dependent pattern matching is not currently supported | ||
// val b1: a1.B = b | ||
val b1 = b // Type is CC#a.B | ||
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end test1 | ||
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case class CCPoly[T <: A](a: T, b: a.B) | ||
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def test2(): Unit = | ||
val generic = summon[Mirror.Of[CCPoly[A]]] | ||
// No language syntax for type projection of a singleton type | ||
// summon[generic.MirroredElemTypes =:= (A, CCPoly[A]#a.B)] | ||
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val aa: A { type B = Int } = new A { type B = Int } | ||
val x: CCPoly[aa.type] = CCPoly(aa, 1) | ||
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val dependent = summon[Mirror.Of[x.type]] | ||
summon[dependent.MirroredElemTypes =:= (aa.type, x.a.B)] | ||
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assert(CCPoly[A](aa, 1) == generic.fromProduct((aa, 1))) | ||
assert(CCPoly[A](aa, 1) == dependent.fromProduct((aa, 1))) | ||
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x match | ||
case CCPoly(a, b) => | ||
val a1: A = a | ||
// Dependent pattern matching is not currently supported | ||
// val b1: a1.B = b | ||
val b1 = b // Type is CC#a.B | ||
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end test2 | ||
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enum Enum: | ||
case EC(a: A, b: a.B) | ||
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def test3(): Unit = | ||
val generic = summon[Mirror.Of[Enum.EC]] | ||
// No language syntax for type projection of a singleton type | ||
// summon[generic.MirroredElemTypes =:= (A, Enum.EC#a.B)] | ||
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val aa: A { type B = Int } = new A { type B = Int } | ||
val x: Enum.EC { val a: aa.type } = Enum.EC(aa, 1).asInstanceOf[Enum.EC { val a: aa.type }] // manual `tracked` | ||
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val dependent = summon[Mirror.Of[x.type]] | ||
summon[dependent.MirroredElemTypes =:= (A, x.a.B)] | ||
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assert(Enum.EC(aa, 1) == generic.fromProduct((aa, 1))) | ||
assert(Enum.EC(aa, 1) == dependent.fromProduct((aa, 1))) | ||
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x match | ||
case Enum.EC(a, b) => | ||
val a1: A = a | ||
// Dependent pattern matching is not currently supported | ||
// val b1: a1.B = b | ||
val b1 = b // Type is Enum.EC#a.B | ||
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end test3 | ||
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test1() | ||
test2() | ||
test3() |