@Override
public GroovyResolveResult[] resolve(
GrAssignmentExpressionImpl assignmentExpression, boolean incompleteCode) {
final IElementType opType = assignmentExpression.getOperationToken();
if (opType == null || opType == GroovyTokenTypes.mASSIGN)
return GroovyResolveResult.EMPTY_ARRAY;
final GrExpression lValue = assignmentExpression.getLValue();
final PsiType lType;
if (!(lValue instanceof GrIndexProperty)) {
lType = lValue.getType();
} else {
/*
now we have something like map[i] += 2. It equals to map.putAt(i, map.getAt(i).plus(2))
by default map[i] resolves to putAt, but we need getAt(). so this hack is for it =)
*/
lType = ((GrExpression) lValue.copy()).getType();
}
if (lType == null) return GroovyResolveResult.EMPTY_ARRAY;
final GrExpression rightOperand = assignmentExpression.getRValue();
PsiType rType = rightOperand == null ? null : rightOperand.getType();
final IElementType operatorToken = TokenSets.ASSIGNMENTS_TO_OPERATORS.get(opType);
return TypesUtil.getOverloadedOperatorCandidates(
lType, operatorToken, assignmentExpression, new PsiType[] {rType});
}
@Override
public PsiType fun(GrAssignmentExpressionImpl assignment) {
final GroovyResolveResult[] results = assignment.multiResolve(false);
if (results.length == 0) {
final GrExpression rValue = assignment.getRValue();
return rValue == null ? null : rValue.getType();
}
PsiType returnType = null;
final PsiManager manager = assignment.getManager();
for (GroovyResolveResult result : results) {
final PsiType substituted =
ResolveUtil.extractReturnTypeFromCandidate(result, assignment);
returnType = TypesUtil.getLeastUpperBoundNullable(returnType, substituted, manager);
}
return returnType;
}
