Kind of my only wtf except of that the default visibility is not private ^^

This problem is new for us. And yes, it is wtf 🙂

Raw types, as ugly as they are, are a nice escape-hatch in edge cases 😉

Not saying add raw types though, I trust you guys will find something better.

swift*

Improved:

fun cast(clazz: Class<*>) : MyInterface<*> {
    return castHelper<Nothing>(clazz)
}

fun <T : Enum<T>> castHelper(clazz: Class<*>) : MyInterface<*> {
    return MyInterface(clazz as Class<T>)
}

Finally:

fun cast(clazz: Class<*>) : MyInterface<*> = MyInterface(clazz as Class<Nothing>)

https://twitter.com/kotlin/status/878188916997636096 Kotlin/Native v0.3 is out! Windows and Google Android are supported as execution targets. Read more in the blog: https://t.co/1wdrnt5JWb https://t.co/WZDwZk2Cmd Twitter

Using kotlin reflection, is there any good way to get all of the properties on a data class?

Kotlin 1.1.3 is out We’re happy to announce the release of Kotlin 1.1.3, a new bugfix and tooling update for Kotlin 1.1. The update brings a number of new IDE features, performance improvements in the compiler and IDE, efficiency improvements for generated bytecode, and … Continue reading →

https://twitter.com/kotlin/status/878293012698234883 Kotlin 1.1.3 is out! Initial JDK 9 support, Maven parallel builds, kapt incremental compilation & many IDE features https://t.co/zMo7FpBEXH https://t.co/ja9R9kfkS5 Twitter

anybody know offhand what Byte and ByteArray compile to when targeting JS?

@kevinherron Currently

ByteArray

compiles to JS array of numbers, but there's an option

-Xtyped-arrays

to enable typed arrays, so it become represented with

Int8Array

. Later this option will be enabled by default.

is there an updated kotlin gradle plugin

my IDE is not seeing it

There is. I was able to get it using Tools -> Kotlin -> Configure Kotlin Plugin Updates -> Check for updates now

Is there anyway to have multiple interfaces delegate to a single instance without creating an intermediate interface?

interface Foo {
    fun foo()
}

interface Bar {
    fun bar()
}

class FooBar: Foo, Bar {
    override fun foo() {}
    override fun bar() {}
}

class Thing: Foo, Bar by FooBar()

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-14564 So this issue is supposed to be fixed in 1.1.3 final, but the IDEA plugin still has the bug for me

plugin version 1.1.3-release-IJ2017.1-1

I am going to have to revert to the older plugin version, and also it seems like the gradle plugin may still have the bug as well.

@eidolon could you please comment on the issue about it? This way developers will know about it much faster. @max.kammerer

I will in a bit, but it's a bit hard to produce a minimal test case from my code.

Does subList allocate a new object and copy the values between the given indices to the new object?

How can I code iOS with KotLin 😄

For now, wait for Native to stabilize and add a target for iOS

😄

We're getting there

So you can write iOS apps in Kotlin-native

it’s still in eap though