(though you should search to see if it’s been reported)

You’ll need to log in to report I guess

Start by using a StringBuilder instead of the

+=

on strings.

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I was interested to see that kotlin serialization supports CBOR (https://cbor.io/). I see it has a specification language (CDDL) - is anyone aware of libraries for generating kotlin data classes from CDDL (or vice versa!)?

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Hello

I'm a game developer, working on an open source framework in kotlin

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what advantage does generics provide

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Hey, i'm new here and using the Exposed ORM and wanted to handle when someone trys to enter a value thats already been used in a unique field e.g. registering with an emails thats already in use. Should i check before or catch the error? If so how?

well, figure out how to execute a task every two minutes. On JS or JVM?

jvm

Well, the JVM has timers: https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/11/docs/api/java.base/java/util/Timer.html

create a timer task that flips the boolean

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Anyone have any idea what might have changed in 1.4.0 that would take a function using generics and suddenly make it have this compile error:

Type mismatch: inferred type is (T!!..T) but T! was expected

Just hoping to find something I can read to help me understand what changed

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What does this error mean?

'val cardWidth: Float' can't be called in this context by implicit receiver. Use the explicit one if necessary

? The context is a variable (field? property?) declaration in a class : `

val table = scene2d.table() {
   width = cardWidth
}