mvn clean

cleans up compiled classes, so incremental compilation is impossible.

US version would be:

@Suppress("NOTHING_TO_INLINE")
inline fun Any?.fuckoff() {}

whereas UK version would be:

@Suppress("NOTHING_TO_INLINE")
inline fun Any?.leavemealoneplease() {}

@Supress("NOTHING_TO_SEE_HERE")

Filled issue, feel free to upvote 🙂 https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-17702

Why should there be an RNG in the standard library? All the platforms Kotlin targets have libraries for that, so you could use those, or we could have a pure Kotlin version in its own library. This is getting #random

I sometimes use the evaluate block feature in the debugger.. almost like repl

I usually avoid rebinding keyboard shortcuts as much as possible in order to stick with the standard, but I make a few exceptions here and there. Another one is

Find Usage

, which I also use all the time, which I remapped to

Ctrl-q

, much more keyboard friendly than

Alt-f7

Wow the US just got bombarded in a gmail google doc phishing scam.

Apparently Slack is in the Windows Store

The book

Kotlin in Action

is good 👍

the kotlinc repl has no autocomplete, correct? and there is no way to add it or some other similar, better repl?

I think thats @ilya.chernikov's project right?

I think the problem is that the KClass is of

java.lang.Double

The children of

EntityGroup

should extend from

EntityBase<T>

so I can have both `Entity`s and `EntityGroup`s in there.

@groostav so how is the javafx plan working out so far?

All this to say that i'm loving the language and i'm here to follow the news and to stay in touch with the community 😄

Any decent way to enumerate the members of a sealed class?

@moltendorf my understanding is that the latest standard library version should work with all code compiled against 1.0 or higher

What I actually want is to have the flexibility to use these as extension functions so my implementing classes can just call .toBundle()

example

val rights: MyApiClient = mock<MyApiClient>{
        on {fetchByIds(any())} doReturn emptyList<Response>()
    }

it’s a bit bizarre as we need to manually move the files all the time.

Only on Java 8 I think

@mkobit You mean it shows a weird version, aka the

-2

? They did a hotfix on the

1.1.2

release, and that's how they handle it instead of releasing a new patch release (they don't follow semver)

Its amazing how little things like the extension Property

lastIndex

improve the readability of the code

val (a,b) = Pair("hey", "you")

why is this code not valid on class level?

is it considered normal?

But kotlin lags behind a bit

yeah it's pretty slow for me too wich is annoying 😞