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package com.google.javascript.rhino.jstype;

import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkNotNull;
import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkState;
import static com.google.javascript.jscomp.base.JSCompObjects.identical;

import com.google.common.base.Predicate;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.ErrorReporter;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.Node;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.QualifiedName;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.StaticScope;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.StaticSlot;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import org.jspecify.nullness.Nullable;

/**
 * A {@code NamedType} is a named reference to some other type.  This provides
 * a convenient mechanism for implementing forward references to types; a
 * {@code NamedType} can be used as a placeholder until its reference is
 * resolved.  It is also useful for representing type names in JsDoc type
 * annotations, some of which may never be resolved (as they may refer to
 * types in host systems not yet supported by JSCompiler, such as the JVM.)

* * An important distinction: {@code NamedType} is a type name reference, * whereas {@link ObjectType} is a named type object, such as an Enum name. * The Enum itself is typically used only in a dot operator to name one of its * constants, or in a declaration, where its name will appear in a * NamedType.

* * A {@code NamedType} is not currently a full-fledged typedef, because it * cannot resolve to any JavaScript type. It can only resolve to a named * {@link JSTypeRegistry} type, or to {@link FunctionType} or * {@link EnumType}.

* * If full typedefs are to be supported, then each method on each type class * needs to be reviewed to make sure that everything works correctly through * typedefs. Alternatively, we would need to walk through the parse tree and * unroll each reference to a {@code NamedType} to its resolved type before * applying the rest of the analysis.

* * TODO(user): Revisit all of this logic.

* * The existing typing logic is hacky. Unresolved types should get processed * in a more consistent way, but with the Rhino merge coming, there will be * much that has to be changed.

* */ public final class NamedType extends ProxyObjectType { private static final JSTypeClass TYPE_CLASS = JSTypeClass.NAMED; static int nominalHashCode(ObjectType type) { checkState(type.hasReferenceName()); String name = checkNotNull(type.getReferenceName()); return name.hashCode(); } private final String reference; private final String sourceName; private final int lineno; private final int charno; private final ResolutionKind resolutionKind; private @Nullable StaticTypedScope resolutionScope; /** Validates the type resolution. */ private transient Predicate validator; // The following instance properties (`propertyContinuations`, `templateTypes`, and // `restrictByNull`) are used to indicate that some type operation should be applied to the type // after resolution. This is necessary because type operations are not well-defined when applied // to unresolved NamedTypes. // // TODO(lharker): Generalize this pattern instead of storing these arbitrary fields. /** Property-defining continuations. */ private transient @Nullable List propertyContinuations = null; /** * Template types defined on a named, not yet resolved type, or {@code null} if none. These are * ignored during resolution, for backwards compatibility with existing usage. This field is not * used for JSCompiler's type checking; it is only needed by Clutz. */ private final ImmutableList templateTypes; /** Applies the "!" operator to the resolved type, which removes null and undefined */ private final boolean restrictByNull; private NamedType(Builder builder) { super(builder.registry, builder.referencedType); checkNotNull(builder.referenceName); checkNotNull(builder.resolutionKind); checkNotNull(builder.templateTypes); if (builder.resolutionKind.equals(ResolutionKind.TYPEOF)) { checkState(builder.referenceName.startsWith("typeof ")); } // TODO(lharker): enforce that the scope is not null this.restrictByNull = builder.restrictByNull; this.resolutionScope = builder.scope; this.reference = builder.referenceName; this.sourceName = builder.sourceName; this.lineno = builder.lineno; this.charno = builder.charno; this.templateTypes = builder.templateTypes; this.resolutionKind = builder.resolutionKind; registry.getResolver().resolveIfClosed(this, TYPE_CLASS); } @Override JSTypeClass getTypeClass() { return TYPE_CLASS; } /** Returns a new non-null version of this type. */ JSType getBangType() { if (restrictByNull) { return this; } else if (isResolved()) { // Already resolved, just restrict. // TODO(b/146173738): just return getReferencedType().restrictByNotNullOrUndefined() after // fixing how conformance checks handle unresolved types. return this.isNoResolvedType() || this.isUnknownType() ? this : getReferencedType().restrictByNotNullOrUndefined(); } return this.toBuilder().setRestrictByNull(true).build(); } @Override public ImmutableList getTemplateTypes() { return templateTypes; } @Override boolean defineProperty(String propertyName, JSType type, boolean inferred, Node propertyNode) { if (!isResolved()) { // If this is an unresolved object type, we need to save all its // properties and define them when it is resolved. if (propertyContinuations == null) { propertyContinuations = new ArrayList<>(); } propertyContinuations.add( new PropertyContinuation( propertyName, type, inferred, propertyNode)); return true; } else { return super.defineProperty( propertyName, type, inferred, propertyNode); } } private void finishPropertyContinuations() { ObjectType referencedObjType = getReferencedObjTypeInternal(); if (referencedObjType != null && !referencedObjType.isUnknownType() && propertyContinuations != null) { for (PropertyContinuation c : propertyContinuations) { c.commit(this); } } propertyContinuations = null; } /** Returns the type to which this refers (which is unknown if unresolved). */ public JSType getReferencedType() { return getReferencedTypeInternal(); } @Override public String getReferenceName() { return reference; } @Override void appendTo(TypeStringBuilder sb) { JSType type = this.getReferencedType(); if (!isResolved() || type.isNoResolvedType()) { sb.append(getReferenceName()); } else { sb.append(type); } } @Override public NamedType toMaybeNamedType() { return this; } @Override public boolean isNominalType() { return isResolved() ? super.isNominalType() : true; } @Override int recursionUnsafeHashCode() { // Recall that equality on `NamedType` uses only the name until successful resolution, then // delegates to the resolved type. return isSuccessfullyResolved() ? super.recursionUnsafeHashCode() : nominalHashCode(this); } /** * Resolve the referenced type within the enclosing scope. */ @Override JSType resolveInternal(ErrorReporter reporter) { ImmutableList resolvedTypeArgs = JSTypeIterations.mapTypes((t) -> t.resolve(reporter), this.templateTypes); if (resolutionKind.equals(ResolutionKind.NONE)) { // In some cases (e.g. typeof(ns) when the actual type is just a literal object), a NamedType // is created solely for the purpose of naming an already-known type. When that happens, // there's nothing to look up, so just resolve the referenced type. return super.resolveInternal(reporter); } checkState( getReferencedType().isUnknownType(), "NamedTypes given a referenced type pre-resolution should have ResolutionKind.NONE"); if (resolutionScope == null) { return this; } // TODO(user): Investigate whether it is really necessary to keep two // different mechanisms for resolving named types, and if so, which order // makes more sense. boolean unused = resolveTypeof(reporter) || resolveViaRegistry(reporter); super.resolveInternal(reporter); if (detectInheritanceCycle()) { handleTypeCycle(reporter); } finishPropertyContinuations(); JSType result = getReferencedType(); if (isSuccessfullyResolved()) { this.resolutionScope = null; ObjectType resultAsObject = result.toMaybeObjectType(); if (resultAsObject == null) { // For non-object types there is no need to handle template parameters or // interface aliases, so we can just return now. return result; } if (resolvedTypeArgs.isEmpty() || !resultAsObject.isRawTypeOfTemplatizedType()) { // No template parameters need to be resolved. return result; } int numKeys = result.getTemplateParamCount(); // TODO(b/287880204): report an error if there are too many type arguments if (numKeys < resolvedTypeArgs.size()) { resolvedTypeArgs = resolvedTypeArgs.subList(0, numKeys); } result = registry.createTemplatizedType(resultAsObject, resolvedTypeArgs); setReferencedType(result.resolve(reporter)); } return result; } /** * Resolves a named type by looking it up in the registry. * @return True if we resolved successfully. */ private boolean resolveViaRegistry(ErrorReporter reporter) { JSType type = registry.getType(resolutionScope, reference); if (type == null) { handleUnresolvedType(reporter); return false; } setReferencedAndResolvedType(type, reporter); return true; } private boolean resolveTypeof(ErrorReporter reporter) { if (!resolutionKind.equals(ResolutionKind.TYPEOF)) { return false; } // TODO(sdh): require var to be const? String scopeName = reference.substring("typeof ".length()); JSType type = resolutionScope.lookupQualifiedName(QualifiedName.of(scopeName)); if (type == null || type.isUnknownType()) { if (registry.isForwardDeclaredType(scopeName)) { // Preserve the "typeof" as a `NoResolvedType`. // This is depended on by Clutz so it can generate `typeof ImportedType` instead of `any` // when `ImportedType` is not defined in the files it can see. setReferencedType(new NoResolvedType(registry, getReferenceName(), getTemplateTypes())); if (validator != null) { var unused = validator.apply(getReferencedType()); } } else { warning(reporter, "Missing type for `typeof` value. The value must be declared and const."); setReferencedAndResolvedType(registry.getNativeType(JSTypeNative.UNKNOWN_TYPE), reporter); } } else { if (type.isLiteralObject()) { // Create an extra layer of wrapping so that the "typeof" name is preserved for namespaces. // This is depended on by Clutz to prevent infinite loops in self-referential typeof types. JSType objlit = type; type = NamedType.builder(registry, getReferenceName()) .setResolutionKind(ResolutionKind.NONE) .setReferencedType(objlit) .build(); } setReferencedAndResolvedType(type, reporter); } return true; } private void setReferencedAndResolvedType( JSType type, ErrorReporter reporter) { if (restrictByNull) { type = type.restrictByNotNullOrUndefined(); } if (validator != null) { var unused = validator.apply(type); } setReferencedType(type); checkEnumElementCycle(reporter); checkProtoCycle(reporter); } private void handleTypeCycle(ErrorReporter reporter) { setReferencedType( registry.getNativeObjectType(JSTypeNative.UNKNOWN_TYPE)); warning(reporter, "Cycle detected in inheritance chain of type " + reference); } private void checkEnumElementCycle(ErrorReporter reporter) { JSType referencedType = getReferencedType(); if (referencedType instanceof EnumElementType && identical(this, ((EnumElementType) referencedType).getPrimitiveType())) { handleTypeCycle(reporter); } } private void checkProtoCycle(ErrorReporter reporter) { JSType referencedType = getReferencedType(); if (identical(referencedType, this)) { handleTypeCycle(reporter); } } /** Warns about this type being unresolved iff it's not a forward-declared type name */ private void handleUnresolvedType(ErrorReporter reporter) { boolean isForwardDeclared = registry.isForwardDeclaredType(reference); if (!isForwardDeclared) { String msg = "Bad type annotation. Unknown type " + reference; // Look for a local variable that shadows a global namespace to give a clearer message. String root = reference.contains(".") ? reference.substring(0, reference.indexOf(".")) : reference; if (localVariableShadowsGlobalNamespace(root)) { msg += "\nIt's possible that a local variable called '" + root + "' is shadowing the intended global namespace."; } warning(reporter, msg); } else { setReferencedType(new NoResolvedType(registry, getReferenceName(), getTemplateTypes())); if (validator != null) { var unused = validator.apply(getReferencedType()); } } } /** * Check for an obscure but very confusing error condition where a local variable shadows a * global namespace. */ private boolean localVariableShadowsGlobalNamespace(String root) { StaticSlot rootVar = resolutionScope.getSlot(root); if (rootVar != null) { checkNotNull(rootVar.getScope(), rootVar); StaticScope parent = rootVar.getScope().getParentScope(); if (parent != null) { StaticSlot globalVar = parent.getSlot(root); return globalVar != null; } } return false; } @Override public boolean setValidator(Predicate validator) { // If the type is already resolved, we can validate it now. If // the type has not been resolved yet, we need to wait till its // resolved before we can validate it. if (this.isResolved()) { return super.setValidator(validator); } else { this.validator = validator; return true; } } void warning(ErrorReporter reporter, String message) { reporter.warning(message, sourceName, lineno, charno); } /** Store enough information to define a property at a later time. */ private static final class PropertyContinuation { private final String propertyName; private final JSType type; private final boolean inferred; private final Node propertyNode; private PropertyContinuation( String propertyName, JSType type, boolean inferred, Node propertyNode) { this.propertyName = propertyName; this.type = type; this.inferred = inferred; this.propertyNode = propertyNode; } void commit(ObjectType target) { target.defineProperty( propertyName, type, inferred, propertyNode); } } @Override public boolean isObject() { if (isEnumElementType()) { return toMaybeEnumElementType().isObject(); } return super.isObject(); } @Override public T visit(Visitor visitor) { return visitor.caseNamedType(this); } static Builder builder(JSTypeRegistry registry, String reference) { return new Builder(registry, reference); } enum ResolutionKind { NONE, TYPE_NAME, TYPEOF } Builder toBuilder() { checkState(!isResolved(), "Only call toBuilder on unresolved NamedTypes"); return new Builder(this.registry, this.reference) .setScope(this.resolutionScope) .setResolutionKind(this.resolutionKind) .setErrorReportingLocation(this.sourceName, this.lineno, this.charno) .setTemplateTypes(this.templateTypes) .setReferencedType(getReferencedType()) .setRestrictByNull(this.restrictByNull); } static final class Builder { private final JSTypeRegistry registry; private ResolutionKind resolutionKind; private final String referenceName; private StaticTypedScope scope; private String sourceName; private int lineno; private int charno; private JSType referencedType; private boolean restrictByNull; private ImmutableList templateTypes = ImmutableList.of(); private Builder(JSTypeRegistry registry, String referenceName) { this.registry = registry; this.referenceName = referenceName; this.referencedType = registry.getNativeType(JSTypeNative.UNKNOWN_TYPE); } Builder setScope(StaticTypedScope scope) { this.scope = scope; return this; } Builder setResolutionKind(ResolutionKind resolutionKind) { this.resolutionKind = resolutionKind; return this; } Builder setErrorReportingLocation(String sourceName, int lineno, int charno) { this.sourceName = sourceName; this.lineno = lineno; this.charno = charno; return this; } Builder setErrorReportingLocationFrom(Node source) { this.sourceName = source.getSourceFileName(); this.lineno = source.getLineno(); this.charno = source.getCharno(); return this; } Builder setTemplateTypes(ImmutableList templateTypes) { this.templateTypes = templateTypes; return this; } Builder setReferencedType(JSType referencedType) { this.referencedType = referencedType; return this; } private Builder setRestrictByNull(boolean restrictByNull) { this.restrictByNull = restrictByNull; return this; } NamedType build() { return new NamedType(this); } } }





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