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elnoxvie
02/26/2016, 8:05 AMi have totally no idea. 😞 - e
elnoxvie
02/26/2016, 8:06 AMaren’t the java class generated and kotlin generated class the same? - e
elnoxvie
02/26/2016, 8:06 AMboth seems to yield the same structure but both yield the different result. - d
denis.st
02/26/2016, 8:07 AMit looks like an issue after the field’s name change. And data storage reset is the simplest way to check if it a right guess) - k
konsoletyper
02/26/2016, 8:07 AM@elnoxvie: try put () after class declaration, i.e class ChatMessage(). That should create default constructor - k
konsoletyper
02/26/2016, 8:09 AM@elnoxvie: or you can use JsonCreator annotation on your secondary constructor, or you can use my version of ChatMessage class declaration - k
konsoletyper
02/26/2016, 8:09 AM@elnoxvie: the reason is you don't provide no-argument constructor - e
elnoxvie
02/26/2016, 8:10 AM@alexey.andreev: Yes, how silly of me.. I thought class ChatMessage{} automatically create a default constructor. - e
elnoxvie
02/26/2016, 8:10 AM@alexey.andreev: It seems to work now . Thanks - e
elnoxvie
02/26/2016, 8:11 AM@alexey.andreev: do you use kotlin for android development? - k
konsoletyper
02/26/2016, 8:11 AM@elnoxvie: or try this one-liner: class ChatMessage(var name: String = "", var text: String = "") It creates the similar byte-code - e
elnoxvie
02/26/2016, 8:12 AM@alexey.andreev: class ChatMessage(var name: String = "", var text: String = “”). This doesn’t work - k
konsoletyper
02/26/2016, 8:12 AM@elnoxvie: no, I'm not familiar with Android development simple smile - k
konsoletyper
02/26/2016, 8:13 AM@elnoxvie: strange. Bytecode viewer in IDEA shows me that <init>()V constructor is generated in both cases - e
elnoxvie
02/26/2016, 8:13 AM@alexey.andreev: I see.. so what are you using kotlin on? - e
elnoxvie
02/26/2016, 8:14 AM@alexey.andreev: It’s good to know both class in .kt and java works - k
konsoletyper
02/26/2016, 8:14 AM@elnoxvie: I use Kotlin to write Kotlin compiler😄 4😂 6🥚 1🐔 1 - e
elnoxvie
02/26/2016, 8:14 AM@alexey.andreev: Ahh.. you are in the team behind kotlin? - l
lucas_fm
02/26/2016, 8:29 AM@elnoxvie: [JB] means JetBrains - e
elnoxvie
02/26/2016, 8:41 AM@lucas_fm: Thanks for the info. simple smile - d
dmitrygusev
02/26/2016, 8:49 AMhttps://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/general/p1456448400002778 tryMockito.inOrder(mockedService).verify(mockedService, Mockito.calls(1)).doSomething() - r
reza.shah
02/26/2016, 8:50 AMUntitled.kt - u
user
02/26/2016, 8:51 AM@reza.shah commented on @reza.shah’s file https://kotlinlang.slack.com/files/U0JT0AG13/F0P6511R7/Untitled.kt: I got NPE when calling the isValidName from my android app. What is the proguard setting in this case? - c
chris
02/26/2016, 8:59 AMonly to inform you, someone is working on a netbeans plugin to bring kotlin support to netbeans 😄 https://github.com/Baratynskiy/kotlin-netbeans - m
mplatvoet
02/26/2016, 9:00 AMCool, going to star the hell out of that project - k
konsoletyper
02/26/2016, 9:01 AM@reza.shah: does Kotlin compiler produce some errors? I can see
keyword before function's parameter.val - r
reza.shah
02/26/2016, 9:04 AMAh, sorry i fixed the snippet. The compiler did not produce any errors. Only when i call isValidName, then i got NPE. I can invoke 'name' without exception. - k
konsoletyper
02/26/2016, 9:07 AMDo you get any errors without proguard? - r
reza.shah
02/26/2016, 9:14 AMNo error. maybe because i'm still using 1.0-RC? sorry not yet update it 😄 - d
denis.st
02/26/2016, 9:30 AM@reza.shah: isn't
captured from the outer scope infileName
?isFileNameValid