Index: tests/language/first_class_types_literals_test.dart |
diff --git a/tests/language/first_class_types_literals_test.dart b/tests/language/first_class_types_literals_test.dart |
index 360564e2da7ce405f9298b1fc8a3ebb15caf455f..2ca2a9514d3ed6301ea162f7b94aa645f43593df 100644 |
--- a/tests/language/first_class_types_literals_test.dart |
+++ b/tests/language/first_class_types_literals_test.dart |
@@ -8,14 +8,16 @@ class D {} |
typedef int Foo(bool b); |
-sameType(a, b) { |
- Expect.identical(a.runtimeType, b.runtimeType); |
+isNotIdentical(a, b) { |
ngeoffray
2012/11/15 08:58:09
Any reason for the prints? Otherwise why not use E
|
+ print("a: ${a.runtimeType}"); |
+ print("b: ${b.runtimeType}"); |
+ Expect.isFalse(a === b); |
} |
main() { |
// Test type literals. |
Expect.identical(int, int); |
- Expect.isFalse(identical(int, num)); |
+ isNotIdentical(int, num); |
Expect.identical(Foo, Foo); |
// Test that class literals return instances of Type. |