Is there a way to support logm live template in kotlin? I dont know how to retrieve function attributes when expanding log, I just achieved to retrieve functionName

I am using Parceler which has problems with Kotlin's out variance in List<T> since it can't figure out the type (https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/oauth?state=%2Fissue%2FKT-5792) . One solution to this is to use mutable lists. Is there a solution that does not sacrifice immutability?

I wonder if there is any iOS developer with android phone as main smartphone?

@s.luhmirins I actually use an iphone for my main phone and do a ton of android

@dathoang.se seeing some different, learning what "they do". Seeing other patterns. I would recommend everyone to try developing for the other platform

What’s the problem here?

Exclude kotlin from that dependency like here (support lib): https://github.com/mg6maciej/fluffy-octo-rotary-phone/blob/develop/app/build.gradle#L79 Or force version of Kotlin: https://github.com/mg6maciej/fluffy-octo-rotary-phone/blob/develop/build.gradle#L27-L34

Ok, I can confirm that rolling back to 1.1.0 solves unit test problems

The issue you’re seeing is probably the same as https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-16897

Trevor, I don`t know if I got it right but.... What I meant was something like ...

@Module(subcomponents = ComponentA.class)
public class ActivityAModule
@Inject
ActivityA activity;

@Provides
@ActivityScope
public providePresenter()
{
return new PresenterA( (View) activity);
}

 @Binds
    @IntoMap
    @ActivityKey(ActivityA.class)
    abstract AndroidInjector.Factory<? extends Activity> bindActivityInjectorFactory(MainComponent.Builder builder);

The modules that don`t need the Activity.. would not need to have the instance..

JvmField

is for static variables

thx bro, save my day

@mg6maciej why they are heavyweight? I wonder because I have 13 Gradle modules in my Android project 😱

Hello, any good samples android app you could recommend me to refresh my android knowledge ? I have done android programming two years ago, I have learned and used since kotlin, rx, and patterns like redux, testing robots, ... but I didn't practice those things in an android context yet, so I would love to have an existing codebase to connect the dots

I also experienced a debugger bug while in Android app where I could do step by step, line by line, but could not see the local variables not access them (didn't try with non local variables though). Hopefully, I could find my bug

That looks fine to me (as a note, you don’t need

mavenCentral()

as

jcenter()

is a superset of maven central)

^ That’s just Instant run in general though, not anything specific to Kotlin 😉

So many VerifyError bugs in :youtrack: ... With 1.1.2-eap-44 I'm getting java.lang.VerifyError: Verifier rejected class SomeClass: ReturnType method(Parameter) failed to verify: SomeClass method(parameter): [0x22] returning 'Reference: java.lang.Object', but expected from declaration 'Precise Reference: ReturnType' (declaration of 'SomeClass' appears in /data/app/package-1/base.apk) Anyone else?

I don't quite get the question. But i do have another hint... Regarding your board model. If you store the board model into a local call, the compiler can probably infer nullability and you can get rid of all the !!

import kotlinx.android.synthetic.main.some_layout.view.*

//class defined here, custom view, which extends FrameLayout

init {
    val inflater = context.getSystemService(Context.LAYOUT_INFLATER_SERVICE) as LayoutInflater
    inflater.inflate(R.layout.some_layout, this, true)
}

Note the debugger seems to be confused about what's actually imported, but the code works.

Does anybody have any suggestions for a POJO cache with TTL/expiry for use on Android? Specifically I’m hoping to avoid resorting to importing Guava, due to its size.

Hey guys is this an appropriate place to ask about potential issues with Kotlin on Android? 🤔 - I have a really bizzar issue that might be being caused by me but anyways… I’ve created a simple event dispatcher that’s lazy initialised like so

companion object {
        val instance by lazy { EventDispatcher() }
    }

and whenever I add anything to it and try to dispatch an event, I receive the following error

java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: jonnothebonno.me.app.notifications.events.EventDispatcher$dispatchEvent$1

The weird thing is, this only appears to happen on older mobiles. Works perfect on my pixel but crashes on my nexus 5. I’m using

Kotlin 1.1.1

and

gradle 2.3.0

@louiscad pointed out the issue, forgot to put parenthesis around my lambda parameters 😞 Thanks dude!

Hi guys. I'm wondering which DI I will use in my next project. I know many prefer Dagger, but if you could choice a second time, what have you picked then?

@nhaarman @bulwinkel How then do you propagate dependencies through the layers without the intermediate layers having to simply forward dependencies to the lower layers?

I’d avoid dagger with kotlin 😉

I think you should set constatnt ID for notification and put extras to it (as your database id entity)

@georgeci That doesn’t work in andorid tests

@Paul Woitaschek Have you tried the

kotlin-allopen

plugin?