xref: /arkcompiler/ets_runtime/test/aottest/defineclasswithbuffer/defineclasswithbuffer.ts (revision 4514f5e3)

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declare function print(str:any):string;
class Obj1 {
    value:number;
    constructor(value:number) {
        this.value = value;
    }
    fun(s:number):number {
        return 1 + this.value + s;
    }
}

class Obj2 {
    fun():void {
        print("Hello World");
    }
}

var obj1 = new Obj1(1);
print(obj1.value);
print(obj1.fun(2));
var obj2 = new Obj2();
obj2.fun();

print(obj1 instanceof Object);

// The following test case once exposed a bug: The abstract methods were not ignored when generating phc using ts types,
// resulting in the inconsistency between the properties key and class litreal at runtime.
abstract class C {
    constructor() {}

    abstract foo(): void;

    bar(): string {
       return "bar"
    }
}

print(C.prototype.bar());

function f26() {
    function f29() {}
    f29();
    throw f29
}
try {
    const v31 = f26();
} catch (e) {}
class C33 {}