Channels
#announcements
- y
yole
09/25/2015, 6:58 PMyou’ve asked “what do you use?” and that’s what we use. not suggesting this particular style to anyone else - a
alexfacciorusso
09/25/2015, 6:58 PMexpecially with a concise language as Kotlin - a
alexfacciorusso
09/25/2015, 6:58 PM@yole: yes, you’re right, sorry 😅 - a
alexfacciorusso
09/25/2015, 7:02 PMI think that _ could be a good prefix, but you said that in m14 will be used by system… Although I’m going against the “wasted characters” thing said by me just now, what do you think about calling private properties only with this.* , and not using any prefix? - a
alexfacciorusso
09/25/2015, 7:03 PMe.g. a private val
can be accessed only byvaluethis.value - y
yole
09/25/2015, 7:03 PMwe still need to disambiguate names. e.g. you can have a public property which is a read-only collection, backed by a mutable collection inside the class - y
yole
09/25/2015, 7:03 PMso we need prefixes - a
alexfacciorusso
09/25/2015, 7:04 PM@yole: and by introducing a new keyword? - a
alexfacciorusso
09/25/2015, 7:05 PMfor example
orpriv.value
?self.value - y
yole
09/25/2015, 7:06 PMyou still have to define
andpublic val foo: List<String>
in the same classprivate val _foo: MutableList<String> - y
yole
09/25/2015, 7:06 PMand no, we won’t let you define a public property and a private property with the same name - y
yole
09/25/2015, 7:06 PMwe also won’t require you to use a prefix for accessing all private members of a class - y
yole
09/25/2015, 7:07 PMand we won’t have different rules for accessing private properties and private functions - a
alexfacciorusso
09/25/2015, 7:10 PMshame for the _ prefix used for the backing field 😕 - a
alexfacciorusso
09/25/2015, 7:11 PM(or is “shame about”)? 😅 - a
apatrida
09/25/2015, 8:54 PM@alexfacciorusso: #C0B9K7EP2 please for language change proposals, wish lists, complaints. And so you know, new keywords, very rarely to happen -- so if you ask for one you need a really big case that isn't solved by something else (like naming convention). - y
yoavst
09/26/2015, 8:21 AMhttps://github.com/JetBrains/anko/issues/83 Is there a reason nothing happens around that issue? Do you prefer me to make a pull request? - a
apatrida
09/26/2015, 8:23 AMI don't think anyone says "no" to a good pull request... - h
hhariri
09/26/2015, 8:34 AM@yoavst: ping @yan - a
alexfacciorusso
09/26/2015, 9:13 AMmorning guys (for those with UTC +2, hi to everyone else) 😄 - y
yan
09/26/2015, 9:14 AM@yoavst I definitely will do it next week :) Suggestions in this issue sounds good for me, so, well, I just had some higher-priority tasks in compiler - a
alexfacciorusso
09/26/2015, 9:27 AMguys, is possible to search bug reports in jetbrains tracker and in github kotlin-related projects here in slack with an integration (for example with slackbot)? - a
apatrida
09/26/2015, 9:29 AM@alexfacciorusso: if there are prebuilt bots that do it for some systems, please point them out. For YouTrack, that probably would be a custom job for someone to write. Since everyone is busy on Kotlin 1.0, maybe someone else wants to play with slackbots? - a
alexfacciorusso
09/26/2015, 9:30 AM@apatrida: I can try to make something, has YouTrack public apis? - a
alexfacciorusso
09/26/2015, 9:32 AMyup, I just saw - k
kirillrakhman
09/26/2015, 12:23 PMI opened an issue to discuss
being synchronized by default: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-9334. Please leave your comments.lazy - m
mplatvoet
09/26/2015, 12:36 PM@kirillrakhman: guess that belongs to the #C0B8Q383C channel - k
kirillrakhman
09/26/2015, 12:36 PMAh yes, you're right. - p
pakoito
09/26/2015, 1:21 PMmove the topic to #C0B8W32VA please - a
alexfacciorusso
09/26/2015, 1:21 PM@pakoito: sorry, now moving simple smile