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Will Kotlin ever transpile to Dart so we can get rid of that nonsense?

What's the best way of excluding some properties in equals/hashcode of data classes?

Hello all. I'm getting a hard time with kotlinx serialization. Can anyone help?

Hi friends, I’m stuck in this problem with flows: I need to have a flow from a file, but keeping it open (as a “tail -f” on the file). I attach more info just in this same thread to keep it “readable”… THANKS A LOT

Anybody knows anything on how to write custom generators (like constructor or hashcode that are already present by default) in IntelliJ? Probably related to Velocity? Could use some help in #intellij-tricks

Is there a way to pass these references without having to repeat

User::

over and over again? 🤔

is it possible to set break points programmatically?

Can this be fixed with some kind of casting? https://pl.kotl.in/OTh5QtrfF

I have a

values: mutableMapOf<String, List<String>

. Is there a better way of adding items to it than:

values[key] = (values[key] ?: emptyList()) + value

My API level is to low for

getOrDefault()

.

Should I join a bootcamp if I work as a software engineer already? I want a higher paying job.

Are there any good sites to get a feel for how popular a package is? I can get the details on bintray but its clunky especially compared to the JS ecosystem (i.e., see npmjs where I can search for a keyword and see metrics about that package and other packages side by side

Looking at twitter post above, is there a list of things that get "magically inlined" or is that documented somewhere? For example, I would never consider using

.indices

just because it would create additional objects for very slightly better syntax. However, it appears that it does NOT create any new objects, but I cannot find any documentation about that.

Hey guys. Is there any possibility to provide casting for such a Java class in Kotlin:

public abstract class NumberExpression<T extends Number & Comparable<?>> extends ...

I've tried to do this

(expression as NumberExpression).goe(value)

, but this does not work. I know, this is not a good practice, just to know... 🙂

I set

1.3.70-eap-274

everywhere

Is there any way to override severity for certain type of compile messages? I want to enable

warningsAsErrors

but keep deprecated API usage as a warning

I am using coroutines for the 1st time, any pointers?

hi guys, I develop a DSL, one of the methods I have called

to

inside

TuplesKt.class

there is also

to

method and in practice when I test the DSL my method is not resolved but the one from

stdlib

how ot overcome this?

hi guys, I am trying to add Kotlin support into my existing Java/Maven project folks on the internet advice to execute

kotlin-maven-plugin

first and the

maven-compiler-plugin

but what if I have in Java annotation processing that is generating some source files, how can I call those from Kotlin?

Hi folks 🙂 Hot sure if this is the right thread. Looks like we have an issue with java interoperability in case of using

inline

classes in kotlin:

java interface

public interface ItemClickListener { //java interface
    void onClick(CollectionData collectionData);
}

kotlin data class

inline class CollectionData(val collectionName: String)

call from kotlin code

private fun setListener() {
    listener = ItemClickListener { }
}

Error in runtime:

java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: No interface method onClick-GwgtRiE(Ljava/lang/String;)V in class LItemClickListener; or its super classes (declaration of 'ItemClickListener' appears in /data/app/packagename-Uswa6bR60ndbc7IFGkEVCw==/base.apk!classes2.dex)

There isn’t a way to mix data classes and Delegates (while retaining the type we delegate to), is there??

fun main() {
    val r1 = Retailer(name = "test")
    val r2 = Retailer(name by lazy{"test"})
}

data class Retailer(
        val name: String
)

Playground link: https://pl.kotl.in/qfUC7Uzcj

question about inheritance: • Using an abstract class or interface i can ensure that every child class has certain functions and fields. • Companion objects can implement interfaces Is there also a way to ensure that child classes have a companion object that implements a certain interface?

Are scope functions performatic? I mean, is it ok to use them just not to repeat the object's name?

is there any way to do something like this :

interface BaseInterface<F,I> {
fun example(foo: F, params: I? = null)

}

I want to add params but as a generic on a method is there any idiomatic way to do it? But I do not want to declare it for every classes that implements this AnInterface

Or do I have to do something like this :

interface BaseInterface<F> {
fun example(foo:F)
}

interface Feature1 : BaseInterface<myFoo : Foo> {
fun example2(myFoo : Foo, param: String) { example(foo) }
}

but then can I implement other stuff calling example2?

I've been asked a 'challenging' question about our Kotlin adoption at work - that of decompiling. Our products at work are broken down into several binary libraries and some developers, it turns out, are quite reliant on the ability to decompile these in the IDE at Application Debug time. This is not possible out-of-the-box in Android studio. Does anyone have a solution for an ability like the Fernflower decompiler (this is the name of the IDE's Java one), for Kotlin? At this stage it can afford to be 'messier' than the Java one; I'm just looking to offer them an improvement on a 'Can't view compiled code' message.

hey! I have a

Process

that gives me both

inputStream

and

errorStream

(

stdout

and

stderr

respectively), and I need to log the output's of both as soon as they come in. what's the best way to handle that? I guess just doing

inputStream.bufferedReader().forEachLine {...}

would block and thus not allow stderr to be handled, thus blocking the process Any ideas?

is there a simple way to convert a

Long

to

ByteArray

? I found some solutions on StackOverflow ect but they are pretty messy

weird thing is it works perfectly fine in intellij