s/a lot/2/g ^

In the multiplatform gradle plugin, is there a reason why the sourceSets (ie.

commonMain

) dont implement

ExtensionAware

? Im running into compatibility issues with other gradle plugins that expect this functionality. Im guessing this is just a gap in the current plugin? I know these sourceSets are not the same type as the conventional Java sourceSets but actually a kotlin specific implementation. https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/blob/c4b3580c31a5290089c397663c834dc629b2ae7f/libraries/tools/kotlin-gradle-plugin-api/src/main/kotlin/org/jetbrains/kotlin/gradle/plugin/KotlinSourceSet.kt

is there a way to do a union type like how the sealed types work (e.g. i can get exhaustiveness checking) but not have the types inherit from a base type

(Mapping a letter to its corresponding place in the alphabet.)

how would I split a number for example 88 into 8 and 8 in Kotlin I know its a simple question btw

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Does reflection work on value (inline) classes?

What is the chance of it coming across 'HELLO' 😆:

while (true) {
        val string = randomCharGenerator(5)
        println(string)

        if (string == "HELLO") {
            println("HELLO FOUND")
            break
        }
    }
}

fun randomCharGenerator(length: Int): String {
    val chars = listOf('A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E', 'F', 'G', 'H', 'I', 'J', 'K', 'L', 'M', 'N', 'O', 'P', 'Q', 'R', 'S', 'T', 'U', 'V', 'W', 'X', 'Y', 'Z')

    var string = ""

    var length2 = length
    while (length2 != 0) {
        string += chars[kotlin.random.Random.nextInt(0, chars.size)]
        length2--
    }

    return string
}

It found HELLO

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I am testing to see if it will find Kotlin... It has already looped over millions of words

If my program finds Kotlin... I will share it

Still has not found Kotlin 🤣 is this a glitch?? Or something...

We are reaching millions of words now: (80 million not 800 million.)

It found 'KOTIN' at precisely the 202343800th word:

OK enough with this probability stuff.

wow

OK. I am running my final probability-thing... This time it is a much tougher word. I will be searching for 'TOMJONEYWASHERE'. This has approximately a chance of 1/(26^15) to get a distinct sequence of 15 characters at any given time: My prediction is around hundreds of billions of loops... Possibly maybe trillions. But again, I'm not a mathematician in that sense. I may be way off. We will begin this in 3, 2, 1, now. Some other stuff I found: • I found the word 'HELLO' at the 12 millionth word (around 8 mins) • I found the word 'KOTLIN' at the 202 millionth word (around ~20 mins) (Yes - I understand many of you think I have nothing to do with my life - you may be true in that sense. 😅)

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Is there any plan to release a library for code coverage which supports Multiplatform?

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aack i just got let down by kotlin inferencing:

evaluable.staticallyUsedIdentifiers - availableInputVars - availableOutputs

where evaluable.staticallyUsedIdentifiers is List<String>, availableInputVars is List<String>, and availableOutputs is List<*DomainModel*> doing some alt+enter'ing gives me:

(evaluable.staticallyUsedIdentifiers - availableInputVars).minus<Serializable>(availableOutputs)

so kotlin was satisfied by

Set<Serializable>

for this expression. feels bad.

though i suppose the real question is how none of our automation tests hit this...

but then thats always the question 😕