`Test<Any>("hello")`:

T = Any

while

x: String

and so

x::class = KClass<String> : KClass<out Any>

.

No, you can't make this compile, because it is wrong.

I don't think you can.

Dammit, tried to create a thread and lost my edits

Instead of

array

, you need a mutable collection (like

MutableList

). And you need to be able to get a reference to it, in order to add an element

so far I am settling for msg.array<String>(“notes”)?.add(myElement) but this forces me to create the array ahead of time, I guess you can’t really create array if not exist and add

I think

json

would need array to create with values on ahead of the times.

is there any coroutines video tutorial?

could anyone suggest how could I approach modifying existing kotlin code in a semi-automated manner? In my case - I need to add annotations on lots of parameters.

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Is it possible to autocomplete all options in intellij?

@Ofir Bar you mean by typing the first letter of each word of the option?

I want to multi select, so I would have

AccessibilityEvent.[SOME_AUTOCOMPLETE_HERE]

, repeated like 20+ times

oh, not that I know of know

might be easier to get into the source code of that enum and copy all of them using multi-cursor or something.

(like using alt-j to select occurences of the current selection)

ctrl-g on mac I think

nope, quite hard, maybe using regex as it is full of documentation Only possible way I can think of is use reflection to get all the possible getters

do they not all start with

TYPE

?

probably not

if it was an enum that would be much easier

not all start with TYPE

But - all are variables

@dam5s eventually I just did the repeated job, but I only need to repeat this once. Thanks for the help mate 🍻

Anything that reduces complexity or ambiguity while improving safety has to be the way to go. So you have to decide in which direction you're moving. In my view this code adds types but reduces ambiguity so I feel it is better.

Hello

how to make network call using await and async and return result T or throw Exception on failure.

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