test: Simulate abstract methods with template modules

src/test/run-pass/module-polymorphism4-files/cat.rs

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+type T = cat;
+
+enum cat {
+    howlycat,
+    meowlycat
+}
+
+fn animal() -> str { "cat" }
+fn talk(c: cat) -> str {
+    alt c {
+      howlycat { "howl" }
+      meowlycat { "meow" }
+    }
+}

src/test/run-pass/module-polymorphism4-files/dog.rs

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+type T = dog;
+
+enum dog {
+    dog
+}
+
+fn animal() -> str { "dog" }
+fn talk(_d: dog) -> str { "woof" }
+

src/test/run-pass/module-polymorphism4-files/trait.rs

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+impl talky for T {
+
+    // 'animal' and 'talk' functions are implemented by the module
+    // instantiating the talky trait. They are 'abstract'
+    fn says() -> str {
+        animal() + " says '" + talk(self) + "'"
+    }
+
+}

src/test/run-pass/module-polymorphism4.rc

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+#[no_core];
+
+
+#[path = "module-polymorphism4-files"]
+mod cat {
+
+    import inst::*;
+
+    #[path = "cat.rs"]
+    mod inst;
+
+    #[path = "trait.rs"]
+    mod trait;
+
+}
+
+#[path = "module-polymorphism4-files"]
+mod dog {
+
+    import inst::*;
+
+    #[path = "dog.rs"]
+    mod inst;
+
+    #[path = "trait.rs"]
+    mod trait;
+
+}

src/test/run-pass/module-polymorphism4.rs

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+// This isn't really xfailed; it's used by the
+// module-polymorphism.rc test
+// xfail-test
+
+fn main() {
+    import cat::trait::talky;
+    import dog::trait::talky;
+    let cat1 = cat::inst::meowlycat;
+    let cat2 = cat::inst::howlycat;
+    let dog = dog::inst::dog;
+    assert cat1.says() == "cat says 'meow'";
+    assert cat2.says() == "cat says 'howl'";
+    assert dog.says() == "dog says 'woof'";
+}