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/// <reference path="fourslash.ts" />
// @Filename: a.ts
////export class C {
//// [|[|{| "contextRangeIndex": 0, "isDefinition": true |}constructor|](n: number);|]
//// [|[|{| "contextRangeIndex": 2, "isDefinition": true |}constructor|]();|]
//// [|[|{| "contextRangeIndex": 4, "isDefinition": true |}constructor|](n?: number){}|]
//// static f() {
//// this.f();
//// new [|this|]();
//// }
////}
////new [|C|]();
// Does not handle alias.
////const D = C;
////new D();
// @Filename: b.ts
////import { C } from "./a";
////new [|C|]();
// @Filename: c.ts
////import { C } from "./a";
////class D extends C {
//// constructor() {
//// [|super|]();
//// super.method();
//// }
//// method() { super(); }
////}
// Does not find 'super()' calls for a class that merely implements 'C',
// since those must be calling a different constructor.
////class E implements C {
//// constructor() { super(); }
////}
// Works with qualified names too
// @Filename: d.ts
////import * as a from "./a";
////new a.[|C|]();
////class d extends a.C { constructor() { [|super|](); }
const [a0Def, a0, a1Def, a1, a2Def, a2, a3, a4, b0, c0, d0, d1] = test.ranges();
verify.referenceGroups([a0, a2], defs("class C"));
verify.referenceGroups(a1, defs("class C"));
function defs(definition: string) {
return [
{ definition, ranges: [a0, a1, a2, a3, d0, d1, a4] },
{ definition: "(alias) class C\nimport C", ranges: [b0] },
{ definition: "(alias) class C\nimport C", ranges: [c0] }
]
}
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