as it does it Kotlin, that is

I believe so. Internal would still be public, but not exported, so other modules shouldn't have access. I could be wrong about that.

Does anyone use Mockk for testing Java code? Does it work well?

I want to use it so I can test my final Java classes

I did try with inlining (have a recent thread about this), but compilation time took way too much (it actually didn't finish in an hour, then I gave up)

I thought that perhaps there would be a system function to do this. The closest one I could find was

zip

, but it doesn't do that

anybody got a machine finger-printing system in kotlin multiplatform?

We need to do some fingerprinting in different stacks and kotlin multiplatform would be an excellent way to do it. I'm interested in native/jvm, though I suppose a JS one would be useful but would have to require node right?

Getting a Jackson parse exception on parsing an ArrayList of objects containing BigDecimal types….error on the

.

in the decimal string. error message:

was expecting comma to separate Array entries

. As far as i can tell jackson is supposed to parse this type just fine as long as the decimal value is encapsulated in

"

. Has anyone maybe had a similar issue with this?

Hi all, silly question here, I know there's an implicit return on lambdas, but how can I prevent that the last line of my lambda actually to be ignored? I know I could assign it to a value. such as

val foo = fun()

but is there another way?

When trying to see Kotlin Bytecode

What the reason (again, I recall asking some months ago but cant find answer) we can't use dot for function references e.g. myInstance.print intead of myInstance::print

I'm pretty sure it's about binding

hi! i've created a channel called #hackathons where you'll find upcoming hackathons to get involved in, show off your coding abilities, form teams, etc etc. join me!

Hi am developing a desktop app what's the preferred database library to use while using tornadofx framework like mongodb?

How would I go about passing a function along with its parameter to another function? Ideally I'd like something of a wrapper function that executes some code transactionally and then starts the passed function inside of that transaction, but without having the wrapper become a jumbled mess of arguments.

Hello guys. Have some strange issue with spring framework & kotlin. It says that types are not compatible, but actually… they are!

At the same time, it says that

Type mismatch: inferred type is KFunction3<@ParameterName HttpServletRequest, @ParameterName HttpServletResponse, @ParameterName FilterChain, Unit> but Filter! was expected

🤔

Trying to use

UInt

in my code, and it wants me to put

@kotlin.ExperimentalUnsignedTypes

seemingly everywhere. Can I not just put one single declaration in the project somewhere? I tried

import kotlin.ExperimentalUnsignedTypes

at the top, but that had no effect…

What is function? Give description frm basic i dont no anything about programming

What would be an ideomatic way to accumulate the results of a function call on a list of objects:

inline class Baz(val s: Map<String, Any>) { operator fun plus(other: Baz): Baz { ... } }
interface Foo { fun eval(param: String): Baz  }

fun resolve(f: List<Foo>, p: String): Baz = .... // Should merge Baz's maps (logic for the merge already done) from eval(..) on each Foo in f

I guess the equivalent of:

var accBaz = Baz(emptyMap())
for (curr in f) {
      val currBaz = curr.eval(p)
      accBaz = accBaz + currBaz
}

Oh, I got it ...

f.reduce(Baz(emptyMap()) { acc, curr -> acc + curr.eval(p) }

... K

Looks like it's not possible to override the plusAssign on an inline class though 😧... it says it can't cast Baz to java.lang.Map... when declaring

operator fun plusAssign(other: Baz) { s.mergeWith(other) }

inside the previous Baz inline class, (with a top level

fun MutableMap<String, Any>.mergeWith(o: Map<String, Any>

, and s defined as MutableMap)

thank you!

How might I create my own scoping function?