// Annnotations may contain projection types with inference variables as input. // Make sure we don't get ambiguities when normalizing them. //@ check-fail // Single impl. fn test1(a: A, b: B, c: C) { trait Tr { type Ty; } impl Tr for (T,) { type Ty = T; } let _: <(_,) as Tr>::Ty = a; //~ ERROR type `A` Some::<<(_,) as Tr>::Ty>(b); //~ ERROR type `B` || -> <(_,) as Tr>::Ty { c }; //~ ERROR type `C` |d: <(_,) as Tr>::Ty| -> D { d }; //~ ERROR type `D` } // Two impls. The selected impl depends on the actual type. fn test2(a: A, b: B, c: C) { trait Tr { type Ty; } impl Tr for (u8, T) { type Ty = T; } impl Tr for (i8, T) { type Ty = T; } type Alias = (<(X, Y) as Tr>::Ty, X); fn temp() -> String { todo!() } // `u8` impl, requires static. let _: Alias<_, _> = (a, 0u8); //~ ERROR type `A` Some::>((b, 0u8)); //~ ERROR type `B` || -> Alias<_, _> { (c, 0u8) }; //~ ERROR type `C` let _: Alias<_, _> = (&temp(), 0u8); //~ ERROR temporary value Some::>((&temp(), 0u8)); //~ ERROR temporary value // `i8` impl, no region constraints. let _: Alias<_, _> = (&temp(), 0i8); Some::>((&temp(), 0i8)); } fn main() {}