Merge pull request #13604 from Microsoft/intersectionBaseTypes

Allow deriving from object and intersection types
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Anders Hejlsberg
2017-01-21 11:38:24 -10:00
committed by GitHub
17 changed files with 1474 additions and 62 deletions
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// @strictNullChecks: true
type T1 = { a: number };
type T2 = T1 & { b: number };
type T3 = () => void;
type T4 = new () => { a: number };
type T5 = number[];
type T6 = [string, number];
type T7 = { [P in 'a' | 'b' | 'c']: string };
interface I1 extends T1 { x: string }
interface I2 extends T2 { x: string }
interface I3 extends T3 { x: string }
interface I4 extends T4 { x: string }
interface I5 extends T5 { x: string }
interface I6 extends T6 { x: string }
interface I7 extends T7 { x: string }
type Constructor<T> = new () => T;
declare function Constructor<T>(): Constructor<T>;
class C1 extends Constructor<I1>() { x: string }
class C2 extends Constructor<I2>() { x: string }
class C3 extends Constructor<I3>() { x: string }
class C4 extends Constructor<I4>() { x: string }
class C5 extends Constructor<I5>() { x: string }
class C6 extends Constructor<I6>() { x: string }
class C7 extends Constructor<I7>() { x: string }
declare function fx(x: string): string;
declare class CX { a: number }
declare enum EX { A, B, C }
declare namespace NX { export const a = 1 }
type T10 = typeof fx;
type T11 = typeof CX;
type T12 = typeof EX;
type T13 = typeof NX;
interface I10 extends T10 { x: string }
interface I11 extends T11 { x: string }
interface I12 extends T12 { x: string }
interface I13 extends T13 { x: string }
type Identifiable<T> = { _id: string } & T;
interface I20 extends Partial<T1> { x: string }
interface I21 extends Readonly<T1> { x: string }
interface I22 extends Identifiable<T1> { x: string }
interface I23 extends Identifiable<T1 & { b: number}> { x: string }
class C20 extends Constructor<Partial<T1>>() { x: string }
class C21 extends Constructor<Readonly<T1>>() { x: string }
class C22 extends Constructor<Identifiable<T1>>() { x: string }
class C23 extends Constructor<Identifiable<T1 & { b: number}>>() { x: string }
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// @strictNullChecks: true
type T1 = { a: number };
type T2 = T1 & { b: number };
type T3 = number[];
type T4 = [string, number];
type T5 = { [P in 'a' | 'b' | 'c']: string };
interface I1 extends T1 { a: string }
interface I2 extends T2 { b: string }
interface I3 extends T3 { length: string }
interface I4 extends T4 { 0: number }
interface I5 extends T5 { c: number }
type Constructor<T> = new () => T;
declare function Constructor<T>(): Constructor<T>;
class C1 extends Constructor<T1>() { a: string }
class C2 extends Constructor<T2>() { b: string }
class C3 extends Constructor<T3>() { length: string }
class C4 extends Constructor<T4>() { 0: number }
class C5 extends Constructor<T5>() { c: number }
declare class CX { static a: string }
declare enum EX { A, B, C }
declare namespace NX { export const a = "hello" }
type TCX = typeof CX;
type TEX = typeof EX;
type TNX = typeof NX;
interface I10 extends TCX { a: number }
interface I11 extends TEX { C: string }
interface I12 extends TNX { a: number }
interface I14 extends TCX { [x: string]: number }
interface I15 extends TEX { [x: string]: number }
interface I16 extends TNX { [x: string]: number }
type Identifiable<T> = { _id: string } & T;
interface I20 extends Partial<T1> { a: string }
interface I21 extends Readonly<T1> { a: string }
interface I22 extends Identifiable<T1> { a: string }
interface I23 extends Identifiable<T1 & { b: number}> { a: string }
type U = { a: number } | { b: string };
interface I30 extends U { x: string }
interface I31<T> extends T { x: string }
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interface Thing1 {
a: number;
self(): this;
}
interface Thing2 {
b: number;
me(): this;
}
type Thing3 = Thing1 & Thing2;
type Thing4 = Thing3 & string[];
function f1(t: Thing3) {
t = t.self();
t = t.me().self().me();
}
interface Thing5 extends Thing4 {
c: string;
}
function f2(t: Thing5) {
t = t.self();
t = t.me().self().me();
}
interface Component {
extend<T>(props: T): this & T;
}
interface Label extends Component {
title: string;
}
function test(label: Label) {
const extended = label.extend({ id: 67 }).extend({ tag: "hello" });
extended.id; // Ok
extended.tag; // Ok
}