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fixup! User-defined operators: Tests

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Kamil Śliwak 2023-01-18 14:13:27 +01:00
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test/libsolidity/syntaxTests/operators/userDefined/implementing_operator_with_library_function_private_at_file_level.sol Normal file
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type Int is int128;
library L {
function privateOperator(Int, Int) private pure returns (Int) {}
}
using {L.privateOperator as +} for Int;
// ----
// TypeError 6772: (112-129): Function "L.privateOperator" is private and therefore cannot be attached to a type outside of the library where it is defined.

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test/libsolidity/syntaxTests/operators/userDefined/implementing_operator_with_library_function_public_internal_or_private.sol
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library L { library L {
function publicOperator(Int, Int) public pure returns (Int) {} function publicOperator(Int, Int) public pure returns (Int) {}
function internalOperator(Int, Int) internal pure returns (Int) {} function internalOperator(Int, Int) internal pure returns (Int) {}
function privateOperator(Int, Int) private pure returns (Int) {}
} }
using {L.publicOperator as +} for Int; using {L.publicOperator as +} for Int;
using {L.internalOperator as +} for Int; using {L.internalOperator as +} for Int;
// FIXME: Being able to use private library functions in a file-level 'using for' is a bug.
// See: https://github.com/ethereum/solidity/issues/13764
using {L.privateOperator as +} for Int;