public static boolean contains(
@Nullable KotlinType type, @NotNull Function1<KotlinType, Boolean> isSpecialType) {
if (type == null) return false;
if (isSpecialType.invoke(type)) return true;
Flexibility flexibility = type.getCapability(Flexibility.class);
if (flexibility != null
&& (contains(flexibility.getLowerBound(), isSpecialType)
|| contains(flexibility.getUpperBound(), isSpecialType))) {
return true;
}
for (TypeProjection projection : type.getArguments()) {
if (!projection.isStarProjection() && contains(projection.getType(), isSpecialType))
return true;
}
return false;
}
@NotNull
public static KotlinType makeNullableAsSpecified(@NotNull KotlinType type, boolean nullable) {
Flexibility flexibility = type.getCapability(Flexibility.class);
if (flexibility != null) {
return flexibility.makeNullableAsSpecified(nullable);
}
// Wrapping serves two purposes here
// 1. It's requires less memory than copying with a changed nullability flag: a copy has many
// fields, while a wrapper has only one
// 2. It preserves laziness of types
// Unwrap to avoid long delegation call chains
if (type instanceof AbstractTypeWithKnownNullability) {
return makeNullableAsSpecified(((AbstractTypeWithKnownNullability) type).delegate, nullable);
}
// checking to preserve laziness
if (!(type instanceof LazyType) && type.isMarkedNullable() == nullable) {
return type;
}
return nullable ? new NullableType(type) : new NotNullType(type);
}
@Nullable
@Override
public <T extends TypeCapability> T getCapability(@NotNull Class<T> capabilityClass) {
return delegate.getCapability(capabilityClass);
}
