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Java 8: support auto-SMI of our Callable types
See original GitHub issue[@FroMage] In theory we should be able to pretend that any method in Java which accepts an SMI (Single-Method Interface) accepts a union of the SMI and its corresponding Ceylon Callable, and do the magic auto-conversion in our backend, when provided with a Callable.
Similarly we should be able to pretend that any method in Java which returns an SMI returns an intersection of the SMI and its corresponding Ceylon Callable, and do the magic auto-conversion in our backend.
I’m not 100% convinced we can do this due to the usual issues with types and bounds and type-arguments, but we can try and investigate.
I highly doubt we’ll have time to do this for 1.1, so marking 1.2
[Migrated from ceylon/ceylon-compiler#1617]
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This appears to work. Let’s see if I can make the IDEs compile with the changes I did.
I removed it after 😉