Samples for super-initializer and named arguments anywhere #137
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Thanks @miquelbeltran ! @leafpetersen can you check these please? |
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Continuing the work from #136
These samples demonstrate new Dart features super-initializer parameters dart-lang/sdk#48055 and named arguments anywhere dart-lang/language#1072
The example for super-initializer parameters shows different classes that make use of this feature in different shapes.
The example for named arguments anywhere uses a function with both positional and named arguments, and it is invoked in the tests following different combinations.
cc. @parlough @johnpryan @RedBrogdon