It has

nextInt(from, to)

,

nextDouble(from, to)

,

nextLong(from, to)

but only

nextFloat()

A static class is just a normal nested class in Kotlin I think.

It's the other way around in Kotlin:

java -> kotlin
class A { class B {} } -> class A { inner class B {} }
class A { static class B {} } -> class A { class B {} }

@karelpeeters oh yeah seems to work with normal inner class, thank you

Not inner, just nested 😉

Does anyone tell me how to split common module into submodules in Kotlin multiplatform?

I found this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48194556/use-gradle-sub-projects-with-kotlin-multiplatform?fbclid=IwAR2wTNt3t09ToHxWw-WgdVzUVBrm48HUU8q529MI292XIVTBKjg9o8ZQlzk and this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49209835/does-it-possible-to-use-multiple-common-libraries-in-kotlin?fbclid=IwAR3l6FLEZmkS_A5AiG74NtpEgDk5Ul11QLGreu3HZRCBfi0qxnw-mxKI6OY

there is no detail just it says more easier but not at all in my opinion becuase there is no explanation how

Is it possible to pass parameters to composed annotations? I'd like to be able to do something like this:

@MyAnn("something") fun f() = { ... }

Which would result in annotation being

@SomeOtherAnnotation("someConstantValueDefinedInMyAnn" + "something")

Is that even possible in Kotlin? I know that I can do

@SomeOtherAnnotation("someConstantValueDefinedInMyAnn")
annotation class MyAnn

but is it possible to pass arguments to that other annotation?

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how would i make sure that all objects in my program are instantiated at the start of the program?

right now they are instantiated lazily

Manually refer to all of them at the start.

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Java GC protect void finalize() in kotlin

looks like google query

https://twitter.com/kotlin/status/1171362709540990976 By default, type parameter can be nullable. To stop it from being nullable, add an upper bound Foo<T: Any>: https://t.co/J2uj0veFyi, https://t.co/5Pz7WSpBAg. #KotlinTips Twitter

Is anyone using Cobertura for code coverage? I've run into this issue on the plugin I'm trying to use: https://github.com/stevesaliman/gradle-cobertura-plugin/issues/161

Hi. I’m trying to convert

interface CStage<T, U, N extends CStage<U, ?, ?>>

java to kotlin like

interface CStage<T, U, N : CStage<U, *, *>>

but i’m receiving an error that this type parameter violates finite bound restriction

i googled about it and it took me to stackoverflow. it seems like a different problem than the one i’m looking at

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