Test: jsdoc @param type literals

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Nathan Shively-Sanders
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=== tests/cases/conformance/jsdoc/0.js ===
/**
* @param {Object} notSpecial
* @param {string} unrelated - not actually related because it's not notSpecial.unrelated
*/
function normal(notSpecial) {
>normal : Symbol(normal, Decl(0.js, 0, 0))
>notSpecial : Symbol(notSpecial, Decl(0.js, 4, 16))
notSpecial; // should just be 'any'
>notSpecial : Symbol(notSpecial, Decl(0.js, 4, 16))
}
normal(12);
>normal : Symbol(normal, Decl(0.js, 0, 0))
/**
* @param {Object} opts1 doc1
* @param {string} opts1.x doc2
* @param {string=} opts1.y doc3
* @param {string} [opts1.z] doc4
* @param {string} [opts1.w="hi"] doc5
*/
function foo1(opts1) {
>foo1 : Symbol(foo1, Decl(0.js, 7, 11))
>opts1 : Symbol(opts1, Decl(0.js, 16, 14))
opts1.x;
>opts1.x : Symbol(x, Decl(0.js, 11, 3))
>opts1 : Symbol(opts1, Decl(0.js, 16, 14))
>x : Symbol(x, Decl(0.js, 11, 3))
}
foo1({x: 'abc'});
>foo1 : Symbol(foo1, Decl(0.js, 7, 11))
>x : Symbol(x, Decl(0.js, 20, 6))
/**
* @param {Object[]} opts2
* @param {string} opts2[].anotherX
* @param {string=} opts2[].anotherY
*/
function foo2(/** @param opts2 bad idea theatre! */opts2) {
>foo2 : Symbol(foo2, Decl(0.js, 20, 17))
>opts2 : Symbol(opts2, Decl(0.js, 27, 14))
opts2[0].anotherX;
>opts2[0].anotherX : Symbol(anotherX, Decl(0.js, 24, 3))
>opts2 : Symbol(opts2, Decl(0.js, 27, 14))
>anotherX : Symbol(anotherX, Decl(0.js, 24, 3))
}
foo2([{anotherX: "world"}]);
>foo2 : Symbol(foo2, Decl(0.js, 20, 17))
>anotherX : Symbol(anotherX, Decl(0.js, 31, 7))
/**
* @param {object} opts3
* @param {string} opts3.x
*/
function foo3(opts3) {
>foo3 : Symbol(foo3, Decl(0.js, 31, 28))
>opts3 : Symbol(opts3, Decl(0.js, 37, 14))
opts3.x;
>opts3.x : Symbol(x, Decl(0.js, 35, 3))
>opts3 : Symbol(opts3, Decl(0.js, 37, 14))
>x : Symbol(x, Decl(0.js, 35, 3))
}
foo3({x: 'abc'});
>foo3 : Symbol(foo3, Decl(0.js, 31, 28))
>x : Symbol(x, Decl(0.js, 40, 6))
/**
* @param {object[]} opts4
* @param {string} opts4[].x
* @param {string=} opts4[].y
* @param {string} [opts4[].z]
* @param {string} [opts4[].w="hi"]
*/
function foo4(opts4) {
>foo4 : Symbol(foo4, Decl(0.js, 40, 17))
>opts4 : Symbol(opts4, Decl(0.js, 49, 14))
opts4[0].x;
>opts4[0].x : Symbol(x, Decl(0.js, 44, 3))
>opts4 : Symbol(opts4, Decl(0.js, 49, 14))
>x : Symbol(x, Decl(0.js, 44, 3))
}
foo4([{ x: 'hi' }]);
>foo4 : Symbol(foo4, Decl(0.js, 40, 17))
>x : Symbol(x, Decl(0.js, 53, 7))
/**
* @param {object[]} opts5 - Let's test out some multiple nesting levels
* @param {string} opts5[].help - (This one is just normal)
* @param {object} opts5[].what - Look at us go! Here's the first nest!
* @param {string} opts5[].what.a - (Another normal one)
* @param {Object[]} opts5[].what.bad - Now we're nesting inside a nested type
* @param {string} opts5[].what.bad[].idea - I don't think you can get back out of this level...
* @param {boolean} opts5[].what.bad[].oh - Oh ... that's how you do it.
* @param {number} opts5[].unnest - Here we are almost all the way back at the beginning.
*/
function foo5(opts5) {
>foo5 : Symbol(foo5, Decl(0.js, 53, 20))
>opts5 : Symbol(opts5, Decl(0.js, 65, 14))
opts5[0].what.bad[0].idea;
>opts5[0].what.bad[0].idea : Symbol(idea, Decl(0.js, 61, 3))
>opts5[0].what.bad : Symbol(bad, Decl(0.js, 60, 3))
>opts5[0].what : Symbol(what, Decl(0.js, 58, 3))
>opts5 : Symbol(opts5, Decl(0.js, 65, 14))
>what : Symbol(what, Decl(0.js, 58, 3))
>bad : Symbol(bad, Decl(0.js, 60, 3))
>idea : Symbol(idea, Decl(0.js, 61, 3))
opts5[0].unnest;
>opts5[0].unnest : Symbol(unnest, Decl(0.js, 63, 3))
>opts5 : Symbol(opts5, Decl(0.js, 65, 14))
>unnest : Symbol(unnest, Decl(0.js, 63, 3))
}
foo5([{ help: "help", what: { a: 'a', bad: [{ idea: 'idea', oh: false }] }, unnest: 1 }]);
>foo5 : Symbol(foo5, Decl(0.js, 53, 20))
>help : Symbol(help, Decl(0.js, 70, 7))
>what : Symbol(what, Decl(0.js, 70, 21))
>a : Symbol(a, Decl(0.js, 70, 29))
>bad : Symbol(bad, Decl(0.js, 70, 37))
>idea : Symbol(idea, Decl(0.js, 70, 45))
>oh : Symbol(oh, Decl(0.js, 70, 59))
>unnest : Symbol(unnest, Decl(0.js, 70, 75))
// TODO: Also write these ridiculous object[] / nested tests for @typedef as well

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=== tests/cases/conformance/jsdoc/0.js ===
/**
* @param {Object} notSpecial
* @param {string} unrelated - not actually related because it's not notSpecial.unrelated
*/
function normal(notSpecial) {
>normal : (notSpecial: any) => void
>notSpecial : any
notSpecial; // should just be 'any'
>notSpecial : any
}
normal(12);
>normal(12) : void
>normal : (notSpecial: any) => void
>12 : 12
/**
* @param {Object} opts1 doc1
* @param {string} opts1.x doc2
* @param {string=} opts1.y doc3
* @param {string} [opts1.z] doc4
* @param {string} [opts1.w="hi"] doc5
*/
function foo1(opts1) {
>foo1 : (opts1: { x: string; y?: string; z?: string; w?: string; }) => void
>opts1 : { x: string; y?: string; z?: string; w?: string; }
opts1.x;
>opts1.x : string
>opts1 : { x: string; y?: string; z?: string; w?: string; }
>x : string
}
foo1({x: 'abc'});
>foo1({x: 'abc'}) : void
>foo1 : (opts1: { x: string; y?: string; z?: string; w?: string; }) => void
>{x: 'abc'} : { x: string; }
>x : string
>'abc' : "abc"
/**
* @param {Object[]} opts2
* @param {string} opts2[].anotherX
* @param {string=} opts2[].anotherY
*/
function foo2(/** @param opts2 bad idea theatre! */opts2) {
>foo2 : (opts2: { anotherX: string; anotherY?: string; }[]) => void
>opts2 : { anotherX: string; anotherY?: string; }[]
opts2[0].anotherX;
>opts2[0].anotherX : string
>opts2[0] : { anotherX: string; anotherY?: string; }
>opts2 : { anotherX: string; anotherY?: string; }[]
>0 : 0
>anotherX : string
}
foo2([{anotherX: "world"}]);
>foo2([{anotherX: "world"}]) : void
>foo2 : (opts2: { anotherX: string; anotherY?: string; }[]) => void
>[{anotherX: "world"}] : { anotherX: string; }[]
>{anotherX: "world"} : { anotherX: string; }
>anotherX : string
>"world" : "world"
/**
* @param {object} opts3
* @param {string} opts3.x
*/
function foo3(opts3) {
>foo3 : (opts3: { x: string; }) => void
>opts3 : { x: string; }
opts3.x;
>opts3.x : string
>opts3 : { x: string; }
>x : string
}
foo3({x: 'abc'});
>foo3({x: 'abc'}) : void
>foo3 : (opts3: { x: string; }) => void
>{x: 'abc'} : { x: string; }
>x : string
>'abc' : "abc"
/**
* @param {object[]} opts4
* @param {string} opts4[].x
* @param {string=} opts4[].y
* @param {string} [opts4[].z]
* @param {string} [opts4[].w="hi"]
*/
function foo4(opts4) {
>foo4 : (opts4: { x: string; y?: string; z?: string; w?: string; }[]) => void
>opts4 : { x: string; y?: string; z?: string; w?: string; }[]
opts4[0].x;
>opts4[0].x : string
>opts4[0] : { x: string; y?: string; z?: string; w?: string; }
>opts4 : { x: string; y?: string; z?: string; w?: string; }[]
>0 : 0
>x : string
}
foo4([{ x: 'hi' }]);
>foo4([{ x: 'hi' }]) : void
>foo4 : (opts4: { x: string; y?: string; z?: string; w?: string; }[]) => void
>[{ x: 'hi' }] : { x: string; }[]
>{ x: 'hi' } : { x: string; }
>x : string
>'hi' : "hi"
/**
* @param {object[]} opts5 - Let's test out some multiple nesting levels
* @param {string} opts5[].help - (This one is just normal)
* @param {object} opts5[].what - Look at us go! Here's the first nest!
* @param {string} opts5[].what.a - (Another normal one)
* @param {Object[]} opts5[].what.bad - Now we're nesting inside a nested type
* @param {string} opts5[].what.bad[].idea - I don't think you can get back out of this level...
* @param {boolean} opts5[].what.bad[].oh - Oh ... that's how you do it.
* @param {number} opts5[].unnest - Here we are almost all the way back at the beginning.
*/
function foo5(opts5) {
>foo5 : (opts5: { help: string; what: { a: string; bad: { idea: string; oh: boolean; }[]; }; unnest: number; }[]) => void
>opts5 : { help: string; what: { a: string; bad: { idea: string; oh: boolean; }[]; }; unnest: number; }[]
opts5[0].what.bad[0].idea;
>opts5[0].what.bad[0].idea : string
>opts5[0].what.bad[0] : { idea: string; oh: boolean; }
>opts5[0].what.bad : { idea: string; oh: boolean; }[]
>opts5[0].what : { a: string; bad: { idea: string; oh: boolean; }[]; }
>opts5[0] : { help: string; what: { a: string; bad: { idea: string; oh: boolean; }[]; }; unnest: number; }
>opts5 : { help: string; what: { a: string; bad: { idea: string; oh: boolean; }[]; }; unnest: number; }[]
>0 : 0
>what : { a: string; bad: { idea: string; oh: boolean; }[]; }
>bad : { idea: string; oh: boolean; }[]
>0 : 0
>idea : string
opts5[0].unnest;
>opts5[0].unnest : number
>opts5[0] : { help: string; what: { a: string; bad: { idea: string; oh: boolean; }[]; }; unnest: number; }
>opts5 : { help: string; what: { a: string; bad: { idea: string; oh: boolean; }[]; }; unnest: number; }[]
>0 : 0
>unnest : number
}
foo5([{ help: "help", what: { a: 'a', bad: [{ idea: 'idea', oh: false }] }, unnest: 1 }]);
>foo5([{ help: "help", what: { a: 'a', bad: [{ idea: 'idea', oh: false }] }, unnest: 1 }]) : void
>foo5 : (opts5: { help: string; what: { a: string; bad: { idea: string; oh: boolean; }[]; }; unnest: number; }[]) => void
>[{ help: "help", what: { a: 'a', bad: [{ idea: 'idea', oh: false }] }, unnest: 1 }] : { help: string; what: { a: string; bad: { idea: string; oh: false; }[]; }; unnest: number; }[]
>{ help: "help", what: { a: 'a', bad: [{ idea: 'idea', oh: false }] }, unnest: 1 } : { help: string; what: { a: string; bad: { idea: string; oh: false; }[]; }; unnest: number; }
>help : string
>"help" : "help"
>what : { a: string; bad: { idea: string; oh: false; }[]; }
>{ a: 'a', bad: [{ idea: 'idea', oh: false }] } : { a: string; bad: { idea: string; oh: false; }[]; }
>a : string
>'a' : "a"
>bad : { idea: string; oh: false; }[]
>[{ idea: 'idea', oh: false }] : { idea: string; oh: false; }[]
>{ idea: 'idea', oh: false } : { idea: string; oh: false; }
>idea : string
>'idea' : "idea"
>oh : boolean
>false : false
>unnest : number
>1 : 1
// TODO: Also write these ridiculous object[] / nested tests for @typedef as well

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// @allowJS: true
// @checkJs: true
// @noEmit: true
// @strict: true
// @suppressOutputPathCheck: true
// @Filename: 0.js
/**
* @param {Object} notSpecial
* @param {string} unrelated - not actually related because it's not notSpecial.unrelated
*/
function normal(notSpecial) {
notSpecial; // should just be 'any'
}
normal(12);
/**
* @param {Object} opts1 doc1
* @param {string} opts1.x doc2
* @param {string=} opts1.y doc3
* @param {string} [opts1.z] doc4
* @param {string} [opts1.w="hi"] doc5
*/
function foo1(opts1) {
opts1.x;
}
foo1({x: 'abc'});
/**
* @param {Object[]} opts2
* @param {string} opts2[].anotherX
* @param {string=} opts2[].anotherY
*/
function foo2(/** @param opts2 bad idea theatre! */opts2) {
opts2[0].anotherX;
}
foo2([{anotherX: "world"}]);
/**
* @param {object} opts3
* @param {string} opts3.x
*/
function foo3(opts3) {
opts3.x;
}
foo3({x: 'abc'});
/**
* @param {object[]} opts4
* @param {string} opts4[].x
* @param {string=} opts4[].y
* @param {string} [opts4[].z]
* @param {string} [opts4[].w="hi"]
*/
function foo4(opts4) {
opts4[0].x;
}
foo4([{ x: 'hi' }]);
/**
* @param {object[]} opts5 - Let's test out some multiple nesting levels
* @param {string} opts5[].help - (This one is just normal)
* @param {object} opts5[].what - Look at us go! Here's the first nest!
* @param {string} opts5[].what.a - (Another normal one)
* @param {Object[]} opts5[].what.bad - Now we're nesting inside a nested type
* @param {string} opts5[].what.bad[].idea - I don't think you can get back out of this level...
* @param {boolean} opts5[].what.bad[].oh - Oh ... that's how you do it.
* @param {number} opts5[].unnest - Here we are almost all the way back at the beginning.
*/
function foo5(opts5) {
opts5[0].what.bad[0].idea;
opts5[0].unnest;
}
foo5([{ help: "help", what: { a: 'a', bad: [{ idea: 'idea', oh: false }] }, unnest: 1 }]);
// TODO: Also write these ridiculous object[] / nested tests for @typedef as well