Int i= ("Int") object

This code:

list.sortedBy { it.description }

sorts the items in an accent-sensitive way. Is there a way to request accent-insensitive sorting?

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-26806 @Ruckus I imagine you saw, but for everyone else interested, it looks like that

kotlin.math

const issue has been resolved for 1.2.71

am I blind or is there no reference to the commit that fixed it in the new YouTrack design?

Hey so, does anybody else intentionally leave compiler errors on their branches while they're working so that when they come back to their work they'll have a tool telling them explicitly what they were working on? Is there a kotlin language feature that will let me do this? I figured some kind of use-anywhere style annotation might be more elegant. something like

@CompilerFailure("my custom message")

is there a docs page explaining the difference between

Double.javaClass // DoubleCompanionObject ?
Double::class.java // java Double ?
Double // kotlin Double ?

and when to use which?

any plan to have a job channel in here

does anyone know of typesafe markdown builders ?

Hi, do you know any way to include annotations in

typealias

? I could be great for constrains and dtos

Is there any preferred resource for learning about getting resources from the

resources

package in my kotlin test package. I have yet to find a resource that can plainly tell me how directories map to what I’m passing in, and debugging classLoaders is impossible. It seems to either work or not work.

Hello everyone I am stuck on a kotlin coroutine. Appreciate if someone can help me on that. I am launching a coroutine that after a specified delay display a counter value on the screen. job = launch(UI) { var count= 0 while (true) { textView.text = "${count++}" delay(200L) } } } Now on screen rotation I want UI keeps getting updated with correct counter value. Does someone has any idea how to resume the job on configuration(e.g. screen rotation) change.

Hello folks. I am wondering: is anybody around who has made experiences in moving larger organisations or projects from Java to Kotlin?

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@Paul Woitaschek because the

filter

operation non-lazily creates an intermediate collection and then the

map

operation takes it and creates another.

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975774980

on my machine

Found this: https://github.com/konmik/collection-benchmark

Is there an easy way to create a view of multiple lists? Like, I would like to be able to iterate over "list" A to iterate over lists B, C and D, without it being an actual separate collection, just a view. Without building my own iterators and stuff, I just want to know if there's another cool thing in the stdlib I don't know about

hi, is there a way to override the valueOf function for enums in kotlin?

How To

Convince

The Client?

Kotlin is more mature, better supported, easier to hire for and has more libraries meaning that development time is smaller

How do you reference the instance you call an extension function on in the extension functions's KDoc? Can you even do that?

I need to annotate the

name

field of an enum. Any ideas how to do that? We are using a validation framework that is pretty strict and wont accept

ENUM_NAME

(underscore) from frontend, so I need to annotate the

name

-field of an enum to loosen up the validation.

Hey there, I have an interesting clash between Java and Kotlin. Maybe you can help? I have a Java interface I'm trying to implement in Kotlin...

public interface Identifiable<T> {
  T getId();
}

I've tried the following...

class Product(override val id: String): Identifiable<String>

But i get an error

id overrides nothing

Then I tried:

class Product(val id: String): Identifiable<String> {
  fun getId(): String = id
}

But, of course, you get a JVM conflict

The following declarations have the same JVM signature 'public final <get-id>(): String' and 'public open getId(): String'

I found that making

id

private works but that's less than ideal:

class Product(private val id: String): Identifiable<String> {
  fun getId(): String = id
}

Is there any way to remove this string? This function is not optional, I don't know why this is happening.

Didn't know that Kotlin was named after an island!

is there an easy way to check that a project does not use jdk specific classes and would work in kotlinjs?

Probably got the wrong place to ask this, but here it goes nothing. If Kotlin was designed without the JVM in mind would we have

nullables

and the `?

/

!!

/

?:` operators? i.e Is it safe to consider these as merely interoperability features? Specially given that there are safer ways to define default cases (with

sealed classes

for example)

If

property

is not null safe, the second would break. Also, I don't recall there having a

map

for non-collection types.