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jw
06/11/2017, 12:38 AMthere's going to be a #kotlinconf with multiple coroutines talks - n
napperley
06/11/2017, 12:40 AMPresumably the #kotlinconf talks will be available on YouTube at a later date? - r
redrield
06/11/2017, 12:40 AMwishes he could go to kotlinconf👏 1 - j
jw
06/11/2017, 12:40 AMyes they'll be recorded🙂 1 - r
redrield
06/11/2017, 12:41 AMI love wanting to go to a thing, but things interfere - r
redrield
06/11/2017, 12:42 AMLike it wouldn't be crazy travel, but a. no passport, b. US border control is being extra insane as of late, c. not enough money anyways🙁 1 - i
iex
06/11/2017, 8:25 AMwhen implementing properties specified in interfaces, do I need a second "stored" property which is accessed by the interface property? Or is there a way to avoid this redundancy? - v
vaskir
06/11/2017, 8:32 AM@iexCopy codeinterface I { val v: Int } class C(override val v: Int = 33) : I - v
vaskir
06/11/2017, 8:34 AMCopy codeinterface I { val v: Int } class C : I { override val v: Int = 33 } - i
iex
06/11/2017, 8:46 AM@vaskir but how do I do that with a value that I set somewhere after initialization? - i
iex
06/11/2017, 8:46 AM(it's an optional var) - i
iex
06/11/2017, 9:11 AM@vaskir ah, my bad! I just forgot to set a default value. It works! - i
iex
06/11/2017, 9:11 AMthanks! - v
vaskir
06/11/2017, 9:13 AM🙂 - i
iex
06/11/2017, 10:05 AMhow do I make a variable public for read and private for write? - i
iex
06/11/2017, 10:05 AM(without getter and setter methods if possible) - j
jasper
06/11/2017, 10:05 AMDoes Kotlin no-arg plugin call init? - i
iex
06/11/2017, 10:13 AMin e.g. swift there's something likepublic private(set) var foo = 1 - i
iex
06/11/2017, 10:14 AMahh:private set👍 1 - v
vaskir
06/11/2017, 12:22 PMis there byte strings in Kotlin? Like
?let x: byte[] = "AABB"B - b
brumla
06/11/2017, 12:31 PM@vaskir
?"ABC".toByteArray(charset: SomeCharSetYouWantToUse) - e
e.lislebo
06/11/2017, 12:57 PMany1 got a recommendation for JSON lib? - o
oleksandr.samsonov
06/11/2017, 1:02 PMDoes any one solved problem with zero coverage on inlined extensions. No Intellij no JaCoCo calculates it :( - i
iex
06/11/2017, 1:08 PMdoes Kotlin have something like an inline closure? Can't find it in the documentation, maybe not. Something like this:val a = {doThis(); return A()}() - i
iex
06/11/2017, 1:08 PMI found inline functions but it's not the same - i
iex
06/11/2017, 1:11 PMTo do something like this, for example - i
iex
06/11/2017, 1:12 PM(I know in this case I could write
but that's very awkward and there may be more commands...)?: return Log.warn... - i
ilya.gorbunov
06/11/2017, 1:13 PMYou can use
function, likerunrun { doThis(); A() } - i
iex
06/11/2017, 1:15 PMthat doesn't work?