if you are very lispy then maybe you can simply invoke clojure(or some other lisp)

I put them before the class definition

Any tutorial on how to publish kotlin lib to maven central from gradle project. I have never pushed anything to maven central.

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2 functions:

fun sayHello(name: String) {
    sayHelloMan(name)
}
fun sayHelloMan(namePrefix: String) {
    print("Hello ${namePrefix}Man")
}

I’m using the kotlin-stdlib-jdk8 dependency however I can’t seem to use the

toList()

extension method on

Stream

, anyone have any ideas why that might be?

@ianandrewclark Don't call

.stream()

it gives you a java stream not a kotlin list, you should be able to call

.forEach { println(it) }

directly on the collection.

but the Bloch version constructs it in one chain of calls and is thus immutable

Annotation processing question: Is there a way to preserve variable names (in particular, method parameter names) when compiling kotlin so the annotation processor can pull the original name out of the .class files?

Is there any way to get an annotation onto a field in a data class such that when I do ThatDataClass::theField, I can call findAnnotation<Annotation>() on the KProperty and get the Annotation back? I am having trouble doing that, after doing @field:Annotation val theField.

@groostav I think that question would be a better fit for https://cs.stackexchange.com/

Does anyone know about the implementation of coroutine's? I'm interested in how many registers change in order to swap coroutine's over a single thread.

hi, i am preparing a case for adopting Kotlin, do you know how this graph is being generated?

That doesn't work with operator overloading.

Hm, that’s weird. I wonder why Kotlin allows a direct

.equals()

call, but not a

==

call

Hi everybody, is it possible to execute a blocking IO operation (such as HTTP GET request) in a coroutine and make it suspend instead of blocking the thread?

why isn't the behavior of

@file:JvmName("SomeFileName")

applied to each file by default?

Is there any difference between

<in Any>

and

<Any>

? Nothing can be higher in hierarchy than

Any

anyway.

And

<out Any>

vs.

<*>

?

am I missing something?

what naming convention do you use for generic type parameters? The single letter names are often too confusing for me

val table: Map<String, Int>? = null get() { if (field == null) { field = HashMap() } return field }

Nope

since the POJO’s are immutable there’s no point in getter and setters

Hi, could you please recommend the best solution to parse file with {key,value} data?

The ways I know is to parse yaml into the Object, but I need only Map<String, int>

Hello, I'm looking for someone who understands some of the inner workings of the Kotlin compiler and is willing to contribute (possibly for a while if you want) to a project I'm working on. I'm looking to make a Kotlin module for Atom-IDE and I would want to have things like code completion, refactoring, error checking, reference lookup, and documentation. If anyone is willing to help, please contact me at avovk@substanceproejct.net or start a thread on this message. Thanks!