openide/java/java-tests/testData/inspection/dataFlow/fixture/AssignmentFieldAliasing.java

class App {
  void test(A a, A b) {
    if(a.field != b.field) {
      if(<warning descr="Condition 'a == b' is always 'false'">a == b</warning>) {
        System.out.println("Impossible");
      }
    }
    System.out.println(a.field);
  }

  void test1(A a, A b) {
    if(a.field != b.field) {
      // Not supported anymore, as `field` is flushed :( 
      if(a == b) {
        System.out.println("Impossible");
      }
    }
  }

  public static void main(String[] args) {
    A a1 = new A();
    assert a1.field == 0;
    A a2 = a1;
    assert <warning descr="Condition 'a2.field == 0' is always 'true'">a2.field == 0</warning>;
    a1.field = 10;
    assert <warning descr="Condition 'a2.field == 10' is always 'true'">a2.field == 10</warning>;
  }

  void testThreeClasses(Node x, Node y, Node z) {
    if (x.a == y && x.b == z && x == y.b && x == z.a && x == z) {
      assert <warning descr="Condition 'x == x.a' is always 'true'">x == x.a</warning>;
      assert <warning descr="Condition 'x == x.b' is always 'true'">x == x.b</warning>;
    }
  }

  class Node {
    Node a, b;
  }
}

class A {
  public int field = 0;
}

class X {
  X foo;

  void test() {
    final X localFoo = foo.getX();

    if (localFoo == null) {
      boolean nonNull = foo != null;
    }
  }

  native X getX();
}