yeah, I've removed it, it says construction is not yet supported in inline functions

The compiler could technically see that

test(InInt(5))

has type

Out<Int>

and the only possibility is that it's actually

OutInt

, but it's not that advanced.

Typeface.create(“roboto…“, Typeface.NORMAL)

does this needs to be cached?

guys, is there any discussion or explanation about, why no union/intersection types (like in typescript) in kotlin? I don’t think, that it’s a must have feature, but I think this topic is quite interesting and was already discussed

Is there a reason the

CollectionsKt.binarySearch

functions aren't inline?

Hmm, according to this https://kotlin.github.io/kotlinx.coroutines/kotlinx-coroutines-core/kotlinx.coroutines.experimental.channels/-channel-iterator/,

hasNext()

and

next()

are operators available to overloading? But they a not mentioned in kotlin reference - is this a missing documentation or am I understanding it wrong? https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/operator-overloading.html

anyone here use ktlint?

Hi, I've got a query regarding the new Parcelable implementation in android-extensions which enables you to annotate a model class with @Pacelize. but I'm having issues using it, as my models contains @SerializedName annotation and there are Arraylist properties too. So can anyone help me out?

Is there any option to disable text selection (copy paste) option at project level like a manifest setting or something ?

I don't really think that's better though.

@kristofdho I want to use

let

because if not null not works with mutable properties, and you need to use !!

Try

obj?.let { ... } ?: run { ... }

.

if

v

is

val

,

if

can smart-cast to non nullable

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i took a look at enumsets too and i don't see why you would still need to asign the bit values to your enum

I need to make an enum for android ApplicationInfo flags:

enum class PackageFlags(val mask: Int) {
	NONE(0), SYSTEM_APP(1), IS_DEBUGGABLE(2), SYSTEM_APP_UPDATED(128), IN_SD_CARD(262144),
	IS_DATA_ONLY(16777216), IS_STOPPED(2097152)
}

enum class PackageFlags(val mask: Int) {
    NONE(0), SYSTEM_APP(1), IS_DEBUGGABLE(2), SYSTEM_APP_UPDATED(128), IN_SD_CARD(262144),
    IS_DATA_ONLY(16777216), IS_STOPPED(2097152)
}

The function invoke() is not found

JB team: How do the runnable snippets on the coroutines reference page (https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/coroutines.html) work? Are they available as a js lib/api somewhere? I’d love to make/see external blogposts with these

anyone aware of some classpath bugs when using

kotlin.compiler.execution.strategy="in-process"

? I am seeing

java.lang.ClassCastException: com.sun.tools.javac.api.JavacTrees cannot be cast to com.sun.source.util.Trees

when calling

Trees.instance(processingEnv)

in a processor through kapt

I'd like to read a file and compile it after I load some dependencies into the jvm

Hi, Is there some info about kotlin's threadLocal analogue?

@edwardwongtl these are nested not inner classes, and they can reference each other’s constructor just fine in general (only a problem with

sealed

)

How do you name a class and the name should stand for: iPhoneX, iOS ? Do you name them IPhoneX and IOS? or how do you name a class if the name in real world starts with lowercase letter?

Hi, I can't seem to pass my parcelable arrays to other activity, so is there anyone who can help me out/

has anyone used @Parcelize?

a few days ago somewhere in here I learned of this nice pattern to create a populated list:

val myList = List(3) { it }

which, as the documentation states, creates a read-only list.. but as far as I can see, this list only appears to really be read-only, as I am able to do this:

(myList as MutableList).clear()

and the list will get modified.. so for actually immutable lists, should I better stick to keep using

listOf()

instead?

Is there a comprehensive list of who’s using kotlin?

Is there a recommended convention for naming boolean properties? In Java I wouldn't use an

is

prefix since the getter becomes getIsValid. From what I found with Java interoperability a property with the

is

prefix ends up with a getter named isValid.

really wish :kotlin-flag: would have some kind of

postInit { }

or

ready { }

block that is called in the parent after all subclasses are fully constructed. Right now I'm implementing an abstract fun() that the child must override (to ensure that all subclasses always call the parent initializer method) (at the bottom of the child class) to call an initalize() fun in the parent. I'm wondering if there is a better way? Because the code that I would normally put in the

init { }

block needs to reference an abstract val that (implemented in the child) references a constructor property of that child