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This generates functions that omit parameters with default values, rightmost first, such that Java can achieve a similar experience to Kotlin (which represents calls internally as if the default was supplied explicitly, and/or uses a $default method that supplies the needed arguments). A complication: combining JvmOverloads with JvmStatic means that both the companion object and the surrounding class get overloads.
44 lines
1.6 KiB
Java
44 lines
1.6 KiB
Java
public class User {
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public static String source() { return "taint"; }
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public static void test(Test2 t2, GenericTest<Integer> gt, TestDefaultParameterReference paramRefTest) {
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Test.taintSuppliedAsDefault(1, "no taint", 2);
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Test.taintSuppliedAsDefault(1, 2);
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Test.noTaintByDefault(1, source(), 2, 3);
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Test.noTaintByDefault(1, source(), 2);
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Test2.taintSuppliedAsDefaultStatic(1, "no taint", 2);
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Test2.taintSuppliedAsDefaultStatic(1, 2);
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Test2.noTaintByDefaultStatic(1, source(), 2, 3);
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Test2.noTaintByDefaultStatic(1, source(), 2);
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t2.taintSuppliedAsDefault(1, "no taint", 2);
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t2.taintSuppliedAsDefault(1, 2);
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t2.noTaintByDefault(1, source(), 2, 3);
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t2.noTaintByDefault(1, source(), 2);
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gt.taintSuppliedAsDefault(1, "no taint", 2);
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gt.taintSuppliedAsDefault(1, 2);
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gt.noTaintByDefault(1, source(), 2, 3);
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gt.noTaintByDefault(1, source(), 2);
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new ConstructorTaintsByDefault(1, "no taint", 2);
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new ConstructorTaintsByDefault(1, 2);
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new ConstructorDoesNotTaintByDefault(1, source(), 2, 3);
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new ConstructorDoesNotTaintByDefault(1, source(), 2);
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new GenericConstructorTaintsByDefault<Integer>(1, "no taint", 2);
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new GenericConstructorTaintsByDefault<Integer>(1, 2);
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new GenericConstructorDoesNotTaintByDefault<Integer>(1, source(), 2, 3);
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new GenericConstructorDoesNotTaintByDefault<Integer>(1, source(), 2);
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paramRefTest.f(source(), "no flow");
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paramRefTest.f("flow", source());
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paramRefTest.f(source()); // Should also have flow due to the default for the second parameter being the value of the first
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}
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}
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