(interestingly enough the IDE suggests to remove the explicit type parameter which makes it not compile again)

seems like a bug tbh

I think this is because

Double.plus

has overloads for

Int

and

Double

don't know why the type declaration on the left is not enough

@udalov: ^^

is there a way in kotlin to reference (or point to) a variable defined in a class/interface ?

data class OnRender(val fqName:String = "MainGame") { val batch:Any = OnInit::batch } data class OnInit(val fqName:String = "MainGame") { val img: Texture ?= null; var batch: SpriteBatch ?= null; } compiler seems to not like this but the ide is not rasiing an error

?

@voddan: any idea why the compiler is barking at me but not the ide ?

-.kt

how can I tell if I don't know the error message you get?

also, are you sure you need all this code to reproduce the problem? Looks like it could be striped down

I'm guessing the extra space before the question marks?

also get rid of

:Any

Can you reference the subject of a

when

inside it?

My Kotlin Run Configuration does not run Make

It should, but it doesn't. There is no

out

folder created. It runs instantly, stating my main class does not exist.

@ribesg Well, good for you, most of the folks out here don’t have extrasensory abilities to help you out.

@yuriy.yarosh: I'm not sure what more you want, it's a case of not doing what it says it does

The "Make" entry IS in the run configuration "Before launch" list

It just... Doesn't do it

Oh nice. The project compiler output was set to

out

. This field seems to require an absolute path.

I thought it was just the default value. Changing it to an absolute path to my project out folder works.

@ribesg And that’s what I’ve meant about the extrasensory stuff before, people are often get a lot cognitive biases, sometimes it’s just better to look back and look closer instead of playing «The Blame Game» while trying to compensate your irritation.

@ribesg: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-146863

Looks like it still hasn't been fixed

one reason to use @cedric's [Kobalt](http://beust.com/kobalt/home/index.html)

@yuriy.yarosh: This was not a human error. I should not have had to look for this. This is also a known IntelliJ IDEA issue. IDEA does not state that this path should be absolute, and does not behave correctly when a relative path is given.

@cedric: fun fact: IDEA actually stores this as a relative path (

<output url="file://$PROJECT_DIR$/out" />

)