I am afraid I am looking for something which has not been added yet

I suspect I need this: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-11968

🙂

yes? means...

Sorry, no, it's another feature request

This is about companion objects for Java

But you of course can write extension function for Java class

https://twitter.com/kotlin/status/1262676978223779840 You can take the first N elements of a list by using 'take', or the last N elements by using 'takeLast'. Conversely, 'drop' and 'dropLast' will take all but the first N / all but the last N elements, respectively. #KotlinTips https://t.co/u3qqREnJqx Twitter

I mean, I am null checking on the left hand

anyone do classpath scanning for annotations? any good tutorials or docs on this?

i’m adding annotations to ktor to generate documentation.

how to clear aob?

Not exactly kotlin related but I hope it's ok to ask a general question. I have a numeric value with the length between 8-10 chars (when represented as a string). This value is used as a reference text for bank transfers. Unfortunately people are still not capable of copy & pasting values therefore we have a lot of people sending money with digits switched (like 1443 instead of 1434). I thought about adding some kind of checksum to it to at least know the provided number is incorrect. Any suggestions?

thanks, pretty much what i was looking for.

What is the different between defining constants within an object class and outside of any class declaration

Is there a way to return data from a FirebaseDatabase listener and store it into a local variable?

if I wrap it into parenthesis

val promoCodeGenerationCountExceeded
        get() = (errorCode == 400 && errorMessage == "PROMO_CODE_COUNT_EXCEEDED")

then it does return true (correct)

thats so dangerous

val promoCodeGenerationCountExceeded by lazy { errorCode == 400 && errorMessage == “PROMO_CODE_COUNT_EXCEEDED”}

try that

why

Thx for accepting invite 😉

#compose

Hey folks. I am tossing together a host for a new Kotlin library's (dokka) generated docs. Are the official Kotlin docs styles available?

Or some nice premade wrapper for the Dokka output?

In short. I want to style the dokka output better, but I am trying to avoid creating my own CSS.

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