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tests/language/parse_closures_in_initializers_test.dart

 // Copyright (c) 2014, the Dart project authors.  Please see the AUTHORS file
 // for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
 // BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
 
 import 'package:expect/expect.dart';
 
 // Test that function literals are parsed correctly in initializers.
 
 class A {
   final x;
   static foo(f) => f();
 
   A.parenthesized(y) : x = (() => y);
   A.stringLiteral(y) : x = "**${() => y}--";
   A.listLiteral(y) : x = [() => y];
-  A.mapLiteral(y) : x = { "fun": () => y };
+  A.mapLiteral(y) : x = {"fun": () => y};
   A.arg(y) : x = foo(() => y);
 }
 
 main() {
   var a, f;
   a = new A.parenthesized(499);
   f = a.x;
   Expect.isTrue(f is Function);
   Expect.equals(499, f());
 
   // The toString of closures is not specified. Just make sure that there is no
   // crash.
   a = new A.stringLiteral(42);
   Expect.isTrue(a.x.startsWith("**"));
   Expect.isTrue(a.x.endsWith("--"));
 
   a = new A.listLiteral(99);
   f = a.x[0];
   Expect.isTrue(f is Function);
   Expect.equals(99, f());
 
   a = new A.mapLiteral(314);
   f = a.x["fun"];
   Expect.isTrue(f is Function);
   Expect.equals(314, f());
 
   a = new A.arg(123);
   Expect.equals(123, a.x);
 }