| 1 | struct Outer { |
| 2 | typedef int HookToOuter; |
| 3 | // When importing this type, we have to import all of it before adding it |
| 4 | // via the FieldDecl to 'Outer'. If we don't do this, then Clang will |
| 5 | // while adding 'NestedClassMember' ask for the full type of 'NestedClass' |
| 6 | // which then will start pulling in the 'RefToOuter' member. That member |
| 7 | // will import the typedef above and add it to 'Outer'. And adding a |
| 8 | // Decl to a DeclContext that is currently already in the process of adding |
| 9 | // another Decl will cause an inconsistent lookup. |
| 10 | struct NestedClass { |
| 11 | HookToOuter RefToOuter; |
| 12 | int SomeMember; |
| 13 | } NestedClassMember; |
| 14 | }; |
| 15 | |
| 16 | // We query the members of base classes of a type by doing a lookup via Clang. |
| 17 | // As this tests is trying to find a borked lookup, we need a base class here |
| 18 | // to make our 'GetChildMemberWithName' use the Clang lookup. |
| 19 | struct In : Outer {}; |
| 20 | |
| 21 | In test_var; |
| 22 | |
| 23 | int main() { return test_var.NestedClassMember.SomeMember; } |
| 24 | |