Examples of LazyProducedType


Examples of com.redhat.ceylon.compiler.typechecker.model.LazyProducedType

            if (t!=null) {
                types.add(t);
            }
        }
        if (inExtends) {
            ProducedType t = new LazyProducedType(unit) {
                @Override
                public TypeDeclaration initDeclaration() {
                    UnionType ut = new UnionType(unit);
                    ut.setCaseTypes(types);
                    return ut;
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Examples of com.redhat.ceylon.compiler.typechecker.model.LazyProducedType

                    new ArrayList<ProducedType>(that.getStaticTypes().size());
            for (Tree.StaticType st: that.getStaticTypes()) {
                ProducedType t = st.getTypeModel();
                if (t!=null) types.add(t);
            }
            ProducedType t = new LazyProducedType(unit) {
                @Override
                public TypeDeclaration initDeclaration() {
                    IntersectionType it = new IntersectionType(unit);
                    it.setSatisfiedTypes(types);
                    return it;
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Examples of com.redhat.ceylon.compiler.typechecker.model.LazyProducedType

            final ProducedType elementType =
                    that.getElementType().getTypeModel();
            final NaturalLiteral length = that.getLength();
            ProducedType t;
            if (length==null) {
                t = new LazyProducedType(unit) {
                    @Override
                    public TypeDeclaration initDeclaration() {
                        return unit.getSequentialDeclaration();
                    }
                    @Override
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Examples of com.redhat.ceylon.compiler.typechecker.model.LazyProducedType

    public void visit(final Tree.SequencedType that) {
        super.visit(that);
        if (inExtends) {
            final ProducedType type = that.getType().getTypeModel();
            ProducedType t = new LazyProducedType(unit) {
                @Override
                public TypeDeclaration initDeclaration() {
                    return that.getAtLeastOne() ?
                            unit.getSequenceDeclaration() :
                            unit.getSequentialDeclaration();
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Examples of com.redhat.ceylon.compiler.typechecker.model.LazyProducedType

    public void visit(final Tree.EntryType that) {
        super.visit(that);
        if (inExtends) {
            final ProducedType keyType = that.getKeyType().getTypeModel();
            final ProducedType valueType = that.getValueType().getTypeModel();
            ProducedType t = new LazyProducedType(unit) {
                @Override
                public TypeDeclaration initDeclaration() {
                    return unit.getEntryDeclaration();
                }
                @Override
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Examples of com.redhat.ceylon.compiler.typechecker.model.LazyProducedType

    public void visit(final Tree.FunctionType that) {
        super.visit(that);
        if (inExtends) {
            final ProducedType returnType =
                    that.getReturnType().getTypeModel();
            ProducedType t = new LazyProducedType(unit) {
                @Override
                public TypeDeclaration initDeclaration() {
                    return unit.getCallableDeclaration();
                }
                @Override
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Examples of com.redhat.ceylon.compiler.typechecker.model.LazyProducedType

   
    public void visit(final Tree.SuperType that) {
        super.visit(that);
        if (inExtends) {
            final Scope scope = that.getScope();
            ProducedType t = new LazyProducedType(unit) {
                @Override
                public TypeDeclaration initDeclaration() {
                    ClassOrInterface ci =
                            getContainingClassOrInterface(scope);
                    if (ci==null) {
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