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+// Copyright 2022 The Go Authors. All rights reserved.
+// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style
+// license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
+
+// This file is tested when running "go test -run Manual"
+// without source arguments. Use for one-off debugging.
+
+package p
+
+// The following is OK, per the special handling for type literals discussed in issue #49482.
+type _[P *struct{}] struct{}
+type _[P *int,] int
+type _[P (*int),] int
+
+const P = 2 // declare P to avoid noisy 'undeclared name' errors below.
+
+// The following parse as invalid array types.
+type _[P *int /* ERROR "int \(type\) is not an expression" */ ] int
+type _[P /* ERROR non-function P */ (*int)] int
+
+// The following should be parsed as a generic type, but is instead parsed as an array type.
+type _[P *struct /* ERROR "not an expression" */ {}| int /* ERROR "not an expression" */ ] struct{}
+
+// The following fails to parse, due to the '~'
+type _[P *struct /* ERROR "not an expression" */ {}|~ /* ERROR "unexpected ~" */ int] struct{}
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+// Copyright 2022 The Go Authors. All rights reserved.
+// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style
+// license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
+
+// This file is tested when running "go test -run Manual"
+// without source arguments. Use for one-off debugging.
+
+package p
+
+// The following is OK, per the special handling for type literals discussed in issue #49482.
+type _[P *struct{}] struct{}
+type _[P *int,] int
+type _[P (*int),] int
+
+const P = 2 // declare P to avoid noisy 'undeclared name' errors below.
+
+// The following parse as invalid array types.
+type _[P *int /* ERROR "int \(type\) is not an expression" */ ] int
+type _[P /* ERROR non-function P */ (*int)] int
+
+// The following should be parsed as a generic type, but is instead parsed as an array type.
+type _[P *struct /* ERROR "expected expression" */ {}| int /* ERROR "not an expression" */ ] struct{}
+
+// The following fails to parse, due to the '~'
+type _[P *struct /* ERROR "expected expression" */ {}|~ /* ERROR "expected operand" */ int] struct{}
+
+// This is fragile: 'var' synchronizes the parser, and we absorb the rest of the errors.
+var /* ERROR "expected ']'" */ _ /* ERROR "value or type" */