I want to determine whether expressions represented by syntax trees tree1
and tree2
are of the same type. I tried to do so using type checking method from scala.tools.reflect.ToolBox
, but it seems to be inconsistent with the actual Scala types.
Here I create the toolbox:
scala> val tb = runtimeMirror(getClass.getClassLoader).mkToolBox()
tb: scala.tools.reflect.ToolBox[reflect.runtime.universe.type]
= scala.tools.reflect.ToolBoxFactory$ToolBoxImpl@1ad29bfd
It reports type inequality:
scala> tb.typecheck(tree1).tpe =:= tb.typecheck(tree2).tpe
res81: Boolean = false
I ask for the types' representation:
scala> tb.typecheck(tree1).tpe
res82: tb.u.Type = st1 with st2{val x: X; val y: Y}
scala> tb.typecheck(tree2).tpe
res83: tb.u.Type = scala.AnyRef{val x: X; val y: Y}
Now these types successfully unified:
scala> implicitly[st1 with st2{val x: X; val y: Y} =:= scala.AnyRef{val x: X; val y: Y}]
res84: =:=[st1 with st2{val x: X; val y: Y},AnyRef{val x: X; val y: Y}] = <function1>
Can I somehow check if tree1
and tree2
represent expressions of similar types as it is done in the last snippet?
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