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Copyright (c) 2022 Kevin Jones, All rights reserved.
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package com.nawforce.apexlink.cst
import com.nawforce.apexlink.names.TypeNames
import com.nawforce.apexlink.names.TypeNames.TypeNameUtils
import com.nawforce.apexlink.types.core.TypeDeclaration
import com.nawforce.pkgforce.names.{Names, TypeName}
/** Rules for determining if one type is assignable to another */
object AssignableSupport {
/** Options for determining assignability
* @param strictConversions limit implicit type conversions
* @param narrowSObjects narrowing of SObject conversions, i.e. SObject cast to Account
*/
case class AssignableOptions(strictConversions: Boolean, narrowSObjects: Boolean)
object AssignableOptions {
/** Most commonly used options */
val default: AssignableOptions =
AssignableOptions(strictConversions = false, narrowSObjects = true)
}
/** Determine if two values could be equal based on type
*
* Where possible prefer [[isAssignableDeclaration]] to avoid type resolution
* @param aType one of the types
* @param bType the other one
* @param context context of evaluation
*/
def couldBeEqual(
aType: TypeDeclaration,
bType: TypeDeclaration,
context: VerifyContext
): Boolean = {
isAssignableDeclaration(aType.typeName, bType, context) ||
isAssignableDeclaration(bType.typeName, aType, context)
}
/** Determine if value of a type can be assigned to another type
*
* Where possible prefer [[isAssignableDeclaration]] to avoid type resolution
* @param toType type to assign to
* @param fromType type to assign from
* @param context context of assignment
* @param options options for type of assignment
*/
def isAssignable(
toType: TypeName,
fromType: TypeName,
context: VerifyContext,
options: AssignableOptions = AssignableOptions.default
): Boolean = {
context.getTypeFor(fromType, context.thisType) match {
case Left(_) =>
// Allow some ghosted assignments to support Lists
// Exact match, assigning to Object or to SObject given a Schema type
context.module.isGhostedType(fromType) && (toType == fromType ||
toType == TypeNames.InternalObject || (
toType == TypeNames.SObject && fromType.outer.contains(TypeNames.Schema)
))
case Right(fromDeclaration) =>
isAssignableDeclaration(toType, fromDeclaration, context, options)
}
}
/** Determine if value of a type declaration can be assigned to another type
* @param toType type to assign to
* @param fromType type declaration to assign from
* @param context context of assignment
* @param options options for type of assignment
*/
def isAssignableDeclaration(
toType: TypeName,
fromType: TypeDeclaration,
context: VerifyContext,
options: AssignableOptions = AssignableOptions.default
): Boolean = {
if (
fromType.typeName == TypeNames.Null ||
fromType.typeName == TypeNames.Any ||
fromType.typeName == toType ||
(!options.strictConversions && toType == TypeNames.InternalObject) ||
context.module.isGhostedType(toType)
) {
true
} else if (!options.strictConversions && fromType.typeName.isRecordSet) {
isRecordSetAssignable(toType, fromType.typeName)
} else if (toType.params.nonEmpty || fromType.typeName.params.nonEmpty) {
isAssignableGeneric(toType, fromType, context)
} else {
(if (options.strictConversions)
strictAssignable.contains(toType, fromType.typeName)
else
looseAssignable.contains(toType, fromType.typeName)) ||
canNarrowSObject(toType, fromType.typeName, context, options) ||
fromType.extendsOrImplements(toType)
}
}
private def isAssignableGeneric(
toType: TypeName,
fromType: TypeDeclaration,
context: VerifyContext
): Boolean = {
if (toType.params.size == fromType.typeName.params.size) {
isAssignableName(toType, fromType) && hasAssignableParams(toType, fromType.typeName, context)
} else if (toType.params.isEmpty || fromType.typeName.params.isEmpty) {
// e.g. Object a = List | Iterable a = new CustomIterator() | Iterable a = QueryLocator
fromType.extendsOrImplements(toType) ||
isQueryLocatorAssignable(toType, fromType.typeName, context)
} else {
false
}
}
private def isAssignableName(toType: TypeName, fromType: TypeDeclaration): Boolean = {
val sameParams = matchGenericType(toType, fromType.typeName)
fromType.typeName == sameParams || fromType.extendsOrImplements(sameParams)
}
private def matchGenericType(toType: TypeName, fromType: TypeName): TypeName = {
val likeType = toType.withParams(fromType.params)
if (toType.isIterable && fromType.isList) {
// Workaround for Iterable i = List
likeType.withName(Names.List$)
} else {
likeType
}
}
private def hasAssignableParams(
toType: TypeName,
fromType: TypeName,
context: VerifyContext
): Boolean = {
val toParams = toType.params
val fromParams = fromType.params
(fromType.name match {
case Names.List$ | Names.Set$ =>
canNarrowSObject(toParams.head, fromParams.head, context)
case Names.Map$ =>
canNarrowSObject(toParams(1), fromParams(1), context)
case _ => false
}) ||
toParams
.zip(fromParams)
.map(p => isAssignable(p._1, p._2, context))
.forall(b => b)
}
/* Test if an System.SObject can be cast to a specific SObject type. This conversion is generally unsafe but is
* supported in various (but not all) places in Apex. */
private def canNarrowSObject(
toType: TypeName,
fromType: TypeName,
context: VerifyContext,
options: AssignableOptions = AssignableOptions.default
): Boolean = {
if (
options.narrowSObjects &&
fromType == TypeNames.SObject &&
toType != TypeNames.SObject
) {
context.getTypeFor(toType, context.thisType) match {
case Left(_) => false
case Right(toDeclaration) => toDeclaration.isSObject
}
} else {
false
}
}
private def isQueryLocatorAssignable(
toType: TypeName,
fromType: TypeName,
context: VerifyContext
): Boolean = {
if (fromType == TypeNames.QueryLocator && toType.isIterable && toType.params.nonEmpty) {
isAssignable(toType.params.head, TypeNames.SObject, context, AssignableOptions.default)
} else {
false
}
}
/** Test if RecordSet in fromType is assignable to toType.
* @param toType the type we are trying to assign to
* @param fromType the RecordSet typeName, maybe over SObject or a specific SObject
*/
private def isRecordSetAssignable(toType: TypeName, fromType: TypeName): Boolean = {
// Where we don't know specific RecordSet SObject we need some flex in rules
val fromSObjectType = fromType.params.head
val isSObjectRecordSet = fromSObjectType == TypeNames.SObject
if (toType.isList || toType.isRecordSet) {
// Assignment to List or RecordSet must be same type or SObject/Object
val toObject = toType.params.head
if (toObject == TypeNames.SObject || toObject == TypeNames.InternalObject)
true
else
isSObjectRecordSet || toObject == fromSObjectType
} else {
// Assignment non-list/Recordset must be same type or SObject/Object
if (toType == TypeNames.SObject || toType == TypeNames.InternalObject)
true
else
isSObjectRecordSet || toType == fromSObjectType
}
}
private val strictAssignable: Set[(TypeName, TypeName)] =
Set(
(TypeNames.Long, TypeNames.Integer),
(TypeNames.Decimal, TypeNames.Integer),
(TypeNames.Decimal, TypeNames.Long),
(TypeNames.String, TypeNames.IdType),
(TypeNames.Datetime, TypeNames.Date)
)
private val looseAssignable: Set[(TypeName, TypeName)] = {
strictAssignable ++
Set(
(TypeNames.Double, TypeNames.Integer),
(TypeNames.Double, TypeNames.Long),
(TypeNames.Double, TypeNames.Decimal),
(TypeNames.Decimal, TypeNames.Double),
(TypeNames.IdType, TypeNames.String)
)
}
}