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require 'delegate' module Duby::JVM::Types # Represents a literal number that can be represented # in multiple types class NarrowingType < DelegateClass(PrimitiveType) def initialize(default_type, narrowed_type) super(default_type) @narrowed = default_type != narrowed_type && narrowed_type end def hash __getobj__.hash end # Changes this type to the smallest type that will hold # its literal value. def narrow! if @narrowed __setobj__(@narrowed) true end end end class FixnumLiteral < NarrowingType def self.range(type) type::MIN_VALUE .. type::MAX_VALUE end BYTE_RANGE = range(java.lang.Byte) SHORT_RANGE = range(java.lang.Short) INT_RANGE = range(java.lang.Integer) LONG_RANGE = range(java.lang.Long) def initialize(literal) default_type = case literal when INT_RANGE Int else Long end # TODO chars? # There's not really any way to tell if we should narrow to a char # or a byte/short. I suppose we could try both, but that seems ugly. # Maybe it's the right thing to do though? narrowed_type = case literal when BYTE_RANGE Byte when SHORT_RANGE Short when INT_RANGE Int else Long end super(default_type, narrowed_type) end end class FloatLiteral < NarrowingType FLOAT_RANGE = java.lang.Float::MIN_VALUE .. java.lang.Float::MAX_VALUE NaN = java.lang.Float::NaN POSITIVE_INFINITY = java.lang.Float::POSITIVE_INFINITY NEGATIVE_INFINITY = java.lang.Float::NEGATIVE_INFINITY def initialize(literal) super(Double, Double) end end end
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mirah-0.0.4-java | lib/mirah/jvm/types/literals.rb |