`act.getWindow()` on `act: *Activity` (where `Activity ::
#jni_class("android/app/Activity") { getWindow :: ... }`) should
lower to `#jni_call(*void)(act, "getWindow", "()Ljava/lang/Object;")`
(omitted-env form picking up env from the enclosing `#jni_env`
scope via 2.16b's lexical-direct path). Today's sema reports
"unresolved: 'getWindow'" because foreign-class members aren't
yet wired into the method-resolution path.
The make-green follow-up needs:
- sema: register `ForeignClassDecl.members` so method names
resolve on foreign-class receivers (or suppress the unresolved
fallback for them).
- lower: build a `foreign_class_map` in scan pass; new arm in
`lowerCall`'s method-dispatch site emits a synthetic
`FfiIntrinsicCall { kind: jni_call, args: [target, "name",
"(sig)Ret", method_args...] }` with the descriptor derived via
`jni_descriptor.deriveMethod`.
- type system: `*Activity` resolution path so `inferExprType`
on the receiver returns a known type (likely register foreign
classes as synthetic 0-field structs reusing the struct-type
machinery).
Larger session needed — pausing here at the xfail.
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// Phase 2 step 2.11 (PLAN-FFI.md): xfail then green for DSL call-site
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// lowering — `inst.method(args)` on a `#jni_class`-typed value lowers
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// to `#jni_call(T)(inst, "method", "(sig)Ret", args...)` with the
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// descriptor auto-derived from the sx signature.
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//
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// `#jni_env(env)` brings env into lexical scope; the omitted-env
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// `#jni_call` form (2.16b) picks it up directly.
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#import "modules/std.sx";
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Activity :: #jni_class("android/app/Activity") {
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getWindow :: (self: *Self) -> *void;
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}
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g_should_call : bool = false;
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unused_jni :: (env: *void, act: *Activity) {
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#jni_env(env) {
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// Today: this fails — sema doesn't know `Activity` as a type, or
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// the method dispatch doesn't recognize foreign-class members.
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win := act.getWindow();
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}
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}
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main :: () -> s32 {
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if g_should_call {
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unused_jni(null, null);
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}
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print("ok\n");
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0;
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}
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