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mikehearn
03/23/2016, 4:38 PMthe simplest version scheme is of course Chrome - k
kirillrakhman
03/23/2016, 4:39 PM@orangy: what I wanted to ask for some time: what do the different states on youtrack mean exactly for the team? what's the difference between submitted and open? - e
eddie
03/23/2016, 4:41 PM@orangy: Pretty sure Rust is still able to plan rather effectively. They have over 2200 open issues currently with nearly 14300 closed issues, in tandem with over 1300 code contributors. Seems like they have a well-oiled triage system, as well: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#issue-triage - o
orangy
03/23/2016, 5:00 PM@eddie: thanks, I’ll research Rust process - n
nfrankel
03/23/2016, 8:19 PMguys, i just read the stuff about the versioning very very funny it has a name in french "enculer les mouches" literally means fly ass-fucking i thought we were champions but there seem to be some real challengers here simple smile🐝 1 - c
cedric
03/23/2016, 8:44 PMIt’s called bike shedding in colloquial American. Bit less offensive.👍 1 - c
cleiter
03/23/2016, 8:46 PMit's a good story: http://bikeshed.com/👍 2 - n
nfrankel
03/23/2016, 9:09 PM@cedric: come on, it's only offensive to the flies besides, i'm not living in the us so i'm allowed not to share the meaning the term "offensive" has there simple smile - n
nfrankel
03/23/2016, 9:10 PMat this point, i should probably move this thread to random... i'll stop there👍 2 - y
yawkat
03/24/2016, 1:16 PMis there any way to get inspections such as GuardedBy working with kotlin in intellij yet? - y
yole
03/24/2016, 1:44 PM@yawkat: no. you’re welcome to file feature requests - y
yawkat
03/24/2016, 1:50 PMi do not know the architecture of inspections - is this a single fix or will all inspections have to be refitted to work with kotlin? - y
yole
03/24/2016, 2:11 PMunfortunately in most cases it’s the latter - y
yawkat
03/24/2016, 2:12 PMhm, that's a shame - s
salomonbrys
03/24/2016, 2:25 PMHi all, am I correct in saying that there is currently no way to take a generic function parameter? Ex:
. In this example, it would ensure that the parameterfun test(f: <T: Any>(T, Int) -> T)
is a function that returns the same type as the object it was given as first parameter.f - y
yawkat
03/24/2016, 2:26 PM@salomonbrys: fun <T: Any> test(f: (T, Int) -> T) - m
mikehearn
03/24/2016, 2:27 PM@yawkat: i am guessing, kotlin and java are close enough that in many cases there can be some refactoring done to help share them - m
mikehearn
03/24/2016, 2:27 PMbut it's just a hunch - s
salomonbrys
03/24/2016, 2:27 PM@yawkat: Not really. The function
will be called several time, each time with a different typefT - m
mikehearn
03/24/2016, 2:27 PMthere are indeed many nice features intellij has in java that are missing in kotlin - y
yawkat
03/24/2016, 2:28 PM@salomonbrys: no, I don't think that's possible - y
yole
03/24/2016, 2:28 PMI think this should become possible when we add typealias support - s
salomonbrys
03/24/2016, 2:29 PMThe example is because I'm trying to work with Gson's TypeAdapterFactory:Copy codepublic interface TypeAdapterFactory { <T> TypeAdapter<T> create(Gson gson, TypeToken<T> type); } - k
kirillrakhman
03/24/2016, 2:29 PMyou can define the same interface in Kotlin - s
salomonbrys
03/24/2016, 2:29 PMSure, but you can't define a function type that corresponds to this SAM interface - k
kirillrakhman
03/24/2016, 2:30 PMcan you in java? - k
kirillrakhman
03/24/2016, 2:31 PMI mean, can you implement it with a lambda? - s
salomonbrys
03/24/2016, 2:31 PMI'm gonna try simple smile - y
yawkat
03/24/2016, 2:31 PMI believe you can - k
kirillrakhman
03/24/2016, 2:33 PMError: Target method is generic