Yay! Spread that information all over the internet before jetbrains can!

as always: a release is out when we announce it, no sooner than that

Right, but hype

don’t get what you mean

There’s a strange problem when using Java annotations. I have the following code:

val annotation = javaClass.getDeclaredField(annotationName).getAnnotation(annotationClass)

And when I’m trying to call

annotation.annotationType()

Kotlin compiler says there’s no such method.

Previously everything worked fine. Seems now Kotlin implicitly casts Java

Annotation

to Kotlin

Annotation

, which doesn’t have this method. But Kotlin

Annotation

has an extension field

annotationClass

. I assume it’s the same as

annotationType()

but it requires Kotlin reflection library.

// cc @udalov

@michaelrocks:

annotationClass.java

is the replacement for

annotationType()

. Reflection library should not be required for this extension property to work.

@ilya.gorbunov: Then there’s a bug in Kotlin IDE plugin because AS highlights

annotationClass

usage as a warning

Call uses reflection API which is not found in compilation classpath. Make sure you have kotlin-reflect.jar in the classpath

.

Oh, seems the problem is slightly different. This warning was caused by comparing

annotation.annotationClass

with a Java class. I forgot to add

.java

. Sorry simple smile

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i knew!!!

Hype is real!!! 💕

Wow!

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Cool!!!

Congrats to the Kotlin team! Awesome!

Congrats.

Well done!

Grats!!

Whats happening?

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Wowowow

Hoooray!

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…? Congrats!

Congrats to the Kotlin team

About what?