langtools/test/tools/javac/AnonymousSubclassTest.java
author sogoel
Thu, 05 Jun 2014 10:57:10 -0700
changeset 24797 850ebd4d80a7
parent 23809 9405883da95f
child 26100 bb7dd001d190
permissions -rw-r--r--
8044072: Group 2: create .out files for OverrideChecks tests in tools/javac dir Reviewed-by: jjg

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/*
 * @test
 * @bug 8023945
 * @summary javac wrongly allows a subclass of an anonymous class
 * @library /tools/javac/lib
 * @build ToolBox
 * @run main AnonymousSubclassTest
 */

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.io.IOException;

public class AnonymousSubclassTest {
    public static void main(String... args) throws Exception {
        new AnonymousSubclassTest().run();
    }

    // To trigger the error we want, first we need to compile
    // a class with an anonymous inner class: Foo$1.
    final String foo =
        "public class Foo {" +
        "  void m() { Foo f = new Foo() {}; }" +
        "}";

    // Then, we try to subclass the anonymous class
    // Note: we must do this in two classes because a different
    // error will be generated if we don't load Foo$1 through the
    // class reader.
    final String test1 =
        "public class Test1 {" +
        "  void m() {"+
        "    Foo f1 = new Foo();"+
        "    Foo f2 = new Foo$1(f1) {};"+
        "  }" +
        "}";

    final String test2 =
        "public class Test2 {" +
        "  class T extends Foo$1 {" +
        "    public T(Foo f) { super(f); }" +
        "  }"+
        "}";

    void compOk(String code) throws Exception {
        ToolBox.javac(new ToolBox.JavaToolArgs().setSources(code));
    }

    void compFail(String code) throws Exception {
        ArrayList<String> errors = new ArrayList<>();
        ToolBox.JavaToolArgs args = new ToolBox.JavaToolArgs();
        args.setSources(code)
            .appendArgs("-cp", ".", "-XDrawDiagnostics")
            .set(ToolBox.Expect.FAIL)
            .setErrOutput(errors);
        ToolBox.javac(args);

        if (!errors.get(0).contains("cant.inherit.from.anon")) {
            System.out.println(errors.get(0));
            throw new Exception("test failed");
        }
    }

    void run() throws Exception {
        compOk(foo);
        compFail(test1);
        compFail(test2);
    }
}