Don't map Java types in annotation parameters #703
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Users may specify Java types explicitly by instances of `Class<T>`. The situation is similar to `getClassDeclarationByName` where we have decided to keep those Java types not mapped. It would be troublesome if users try to use reflection on types that were mapped to Kotlin builtins, becuase some of those builtins don't even exist in classpath.
neetopia
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Oct 28, 2021
| val componentType = resolveJavaTypeSimple(psiType.componentType) | ||
| val componentTypeRef = ResolverImpl.instance.createKSTypeReferenceFromKSType(componentType) | ||
| val typeArgs = listOf(ResolverImpl.instance.getTypeArgument(componentTypeRef, Variance.INVARIANT)) | ||
| ResolverImpl.instance.builtIns.arrayType.replace(typeArgs) |
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The array type in builtins are also kotlin.Array, which still looks like a Kotlin type to me?
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Users may specify Java types explicitly by instances of
Class<T>.The situation is similar to
getClassDeclarationByNamewhere we havedecided to keep those Java types not mapped.
It would be troublesome if users try to use reflection on types that
were mapped to Kotlin builtins, becuase some of those builtins don't
even exist in classpath.