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"walks" through Kotlin files and builds the node hierarchy (and detects controls I care about) all on the same thread this project is currently in an embarrassing state but you know, get it to work now, clean it up later

@karelpeeters more embarrassing facts, this is all on the main thread (for now)

I mean if you run it, does the program crash with a stacktrace as well or does it just work?

oh wow... you know what? It appears to be working. I guess you're right, this may be a bug in the debugger itself

n00b question, what is an

object

? the keyword, not the concept. when/why would I need to reach for this?

Two uses, anonymous inner classes (https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/object-declarations.html#object-expressions) and singletons (https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/object-declarations.html#object-declarations).

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just found it

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Hello, how could we generate a SerialVersionUID for a serializable kotlin class?

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Hi everyone! I'm trying to use coroutines, and I don't understand how the debugger works with them. I mean, why can't I see the commandAndParams variable?

Anyone have experince with KMM. I am trying to seup new project

I have installe KMM plugin and bump version of kotlin.

Any help will be appreciated