| // TARGET_BACKEND: JVM |
| // WITH_STDLIB |
| // ISSUE: KT-21092, KT-81931 |
| |
| class A<T>(val b: T) |
| |
| fun box(): String { |
| val test = A(1).b::javaClass.get().simpleName |
| if (test != "Integer") throw Exception("test: $test") |
| val test1 = 1::javaClass.get().simpleName |
| if (test1 != "Integer") throw Exception("test1: $test1") |
| val test2 = Int::javaClass.get(2).simpleName |
| if (test2 != "Integer") throw Exception("test2: $test2") |
| |
| return "OK" |
| } |
| |
| /* |
| The correct behaviour would be: |
| if (test != "int") throw Exception("test: $test") |
| val test1 = A(1 as java.lang.Integer).b::javaClass.get().simpleName |
| if (test1 != "Integer") throw Exception("test: $test1") |
| val test2 = A(1 as Number).b::javaClass.get().simpleName |
| if (test2 != "Integer") throw Exception("test: $test2") |
| val test3 = 1::javaClass.get().simpleName |
| if (test3 != "int") throw Exception("test: $test3") |
| val test4 = (1 as java.lang.Integer)::javaClass.get().simpleName |
| if (test4 != "Integer") throw Exception("test: $test4") |
| val test5 = (1 as Number)::javaClass.get().simpleName |
| if (test5 != "Integer") throw Exception("test: $test5") |
| */ |
