rust/tests/ui/default_numeric_fallback_f64.rs

// run-rustfix
// aux-build:macro_rules.rs

#![warn(clippy::default_numeric_fallback)]
#![allow(
    unused,
    clippy::never_loop,
    clippy::no_effect,
    clippy::unnecessary_operation,
    clippy::branches_sharing_code,
    clippy::match_single_binding,
    clippy::let_unit_value
)]

#[macro_use]
extern crate macro_rules;

mod basic_expr {
    fn test() {
        // Should lint unsuffixed literals typed `f64`.
        let x = 0.12;
        let x = [1., 2., 3.];
        let x = if true { (1., 2.) } else { (3., 4.) };
        let x = match 1. {
            _ => 1.,
        };

        // Should NOT lint suffixed literals.
        let x = 0.12_f64;

        // Should NOT lint literals in init expr if `Local` has a type annotation.
        let x: f64 = 0.1;
        let x: [f64; 3] = [1., 2., 3.];
        let x: (f64, f64) = if true { (1., 2.) } else { (3., 4.) };
        let x: _ = 1.;
    }
}

mod nested_local {
    fn test() {
        let x: _ = {
            // Should lint this because this literal is not bound to any types.
            let y = 1.;

            // Should NOT lint this because this literal is bound to `_` of outer `Local`.
            1.
        };

        let x: _ = if true {
            // Should lint this because this literal is not bound to any types.
            let y = 1.;

            // Should NOT lint this because this literal is bound to `_` of outer `Local`.
            1.
        } else {
            // Should lint this because this literal is not bound to any types.
            let y = 1.;

            // Should NOT lint this because this literal is bound to `_` of outer `Local`.
            2.
        };
    }
}

mod function_def {
    fn ret_f64() -> f64 {
        // Even though the output type is specified,
        // this unsuffixed literal is linted to reduce heuristics and keep codebase simple.
        1.
    }

    fn test() {
        // Should lint this because return type is inferred to `f64` and NOT bound to a concrete
        // type.
        let f = || -> _ { 1. };

        // Even though the output type is specified,
        // this unsuffixed literal is linted to reduce heuristics and keep codebase simple.
        let f = || -> f64 { 1. };
    }
}

mod function_calls {
    fn concrete_arg(f: f64) {}

    fn generic_arg<T>(t: T) {}

    fn test() {
        // Should NOT lint this because the argument type is bound to a concrete type.
        concrete_arg(1.);

        // Should lint this because the argument type is inferred to `f64` and NOT bound to a concrete type.
        generic_arg(1.);

        // Should lint this because the argument type is inferred to `f64` and NOT bound to a concrete type.
        let x: _ = generic_arg(1.);
    }
}

mod struct_ctor {
    struct ConcreteStruct {
        x: f64,
    }

    struct GenericStruct<T> {
        x: T,
    }

    fn test() {
        // Should NOT lint this because the field type is bound to a concrete type.
        ConcreteStruct { x: 1. };

        // Should lint this because the field type is inferred to `f64` and NOT bound to a concrete type.
        GenericStruct { x: 1. };

        // Should lint this because the field type is inferred to `f64` and NOT bound to a concrete type.
        let _ = GenericStruct { x: 1. };
    }
}

mod enum_ctor {
    enum ConcreteEnum {
        X(f64),
    }

    enum GenericEnum<T> {
        X(T),
    }

    fn test() {
        // Should NOT lint this because the field type is bound to a concrete type.
        ConcreteEnum::X(1.);

        // Should lint this because the field type is inferred to `f64` and NOT bound to a concrete type.
        GenericEnum::X(1.);
    }
}

mod method_calls {
    struct StructForMethodCallTest;

    impl StructForMethodCallTest {
        fn concrete_arg(&self, f: f64) {}

        fn generic_arg<T>(&self, t: T) {}
    }

    fn test() {
        let s = StructForMethodCallTest {};

        // Should NOT lint this because the argument type is bound to a concrete type.
        s.concrete_arg(1.);

        // Should lint this because the argument type is bound to a concrete type.
        s.generic_arg(1.);
    }
}

mod in_macro {
    macro_rules! internal_macro {
        () => {
            let x = 22.;
        };
    }

    // Should lint in internal macro.
    fn internal() {
        internal_macro!();
    }

    // Should NOT lint in external macro.
    fn external() {
        default_numeric_fallback!();
    }
}

fn main() {}