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//// [objectTypeWithCallSignatureHidingMembersOfExtendedFunction.ts]
// object types with call signatures can override members of Function
// no errors expected below
interface Function {
data: number;
[x: string]: Object;
}
interface I {
(): void;
apply(a: any, b?: any): void;
call(thisArg: number, ...argArray: number[]): any;
}
var i: I;
var r1: (a: any, b?: any) => void = i.apply;
var r1b: (thisArg: number, ...argArray: number[]) => void = i.call;
var r1c = i.arguments;
var r1d = i.data;
var r1e = i['hm']; // should be Object
var x: {
(): void;
apply(a: any, b?: any): void;
call(thisArg: number, ...argArray: number[]): any;
}
var r2: (a: any, b?: any) => void = x.apply;
var r2b: (thisArg: number, ...argArray: number[]) => void = x.call;
var r2c = x.arguments;
var r2d = x.data;
var r2e = x['hm']; // should be Object
//// [objectTypeWithCallSignatureHidingMembersOfExtendedFunction.js]
// object types with call signatures can override members of Function
// no errors expected below
var i;
var r1 = i.apply;
var r1b = i.call;
var r1c = i.arguments;
var r1d = i.data;
var r1e = i['hm']; // should be Object
var x;
var r2 = x.apply;
var r2b = x.call;
var r2c = x.arguments;
var r2d = x.data;
var r2e = x['hm']; // should be Object
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