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diesieben07
07/06/2017, 11:44 AMProperty references in general work without kotlin-reflect, you just cannot inspect them. - u
user
07/06/2017, 11:44 AM@sridhar commented on @sridhar’s file https://kotlinlang.slack.com/files/U638QQNER/F64LDSZJN/i_am_looking_for_a_way_to_create_many_objects_of_type_say__node______is_it_possible_to_do_the_below_way_.kt: I am trying to cut off the following code:Copy codevar s1 = Node("q6") var s2 = Node("q2") var s3 = Node("q4") var s4 = Node("q4") var s5 = Node("q5") - u
user
07/06/2017, 11:45 AM@diesieben07 commented on @sridhar’s file https://kotlinlang.slack.com/files/U638QQNER/F64LDSZJN/i_am_looking_for_a_way_to_create_many_objects_of_type_say__node______is_it_possible_to_do_the_below_way_.kt: No, there is no more concise way to declare that specifically. - u
user
07/06/2017, 11:46 AM@sridhar commented on @sridhar’s file https://kotlinlang.slack.com/files/U638QQNER/F64LDSZJN/i_am_looking_for_a_way_to_create_many_objects_of_type_say__node______is_it_possible_to_do_the_below_way_.kt: thanks a lot 🙂 - e
evanchooly
07/06/2017, 12:08 PMlistOf(6, 2, 4, 4, 5).map { Node("q$it") } - m
mikaelhg
07/06/2017, 12:56 PMThanks @diesieben07, somehow I had gotten it in my head that KProperty was in kotlin-reflect, but it was in fact in kotlin-stdlib, just in the kotlin.reflect package. - d
dirk
07/06/2017, 3:20 PMIs there any project that aims to write JavaCard applets in Kotlin? Is that even possible? Does Kotlin need a runtime that would need to be ported to the limited subset of java that is available on JavaCards? - e
evanchooly
07/06/2017, 3:21 PMkotlin just need jars at runtime. - e
evanchooly
07/06/2017, 3:21 PMbut the JavaCard runtime is pretty limited so i'd be surprised if it worked there. - d
dirk
07/06/2017, 3:23 PMNo ints (only shorts) and no Strings for example. - d
dumptruckman
07/06/2017, 6:29 PMis the annotations lib required by kotlin at runtime? - j
jw
07/06/2017, 8:49 PMNo - r
roberto.guerra
07/07/2017, 2:16 AMWhat is the kotlin equivalent of
?ObjectClass[].class - r
roberto.guerra
07/07/2017, 2:17 AMI tried
but the compiler is saying it is expecting an index elementObjectClass[]::class.java - g
groostav
07/07/2017, 2:18 AMI think
is what your looking for butArray<ObjectClass>::class - g
groostav
07/07/2017, 2:18 AMim firing up a test to double check - g
groostav
07/07/2017, 2:19 AMI think the kotlin type
is a special case WRT its apparent generic type and erasureArray - r
roberto.guerra
07/07/2017, 2:19 AMthat worked - r
roberto.guerra
07/07/2017, 2:19 AMthank you - g
groostav
07/07/2017, 2:24 AMyeah,
, something is effectively reified as its turned into the corresponding java array typeArray<Something>
. In that sense, the kotlinSomething[]
type, despite pretending to be a generic, isnt really genericArray - g
groostav
07/07/2017, 2:25 AMbut i like it better than the square-brackets syntax - r
roberto.guerra
07/07/2017, 2:25 AMyeah. me too. Is more explicit. - g
groostav
07/07/2017, 2:26 AMWell actually, remembering that there was a time when java didnt have generics - g
groostav
07/07/2017, 2:26 AMthey needed some way to denote a collection, so what else were they going to do besides making a special case for it. - a
antefilakovic
07/07/2017, 6:51 AMHas anyone here tried kotlin with spring? What are your opinions on it and will it be used with spring in future? - o
olehmisko
07/07/2017, 6:52 AMI guess it will be used with everything in future - o
olehmisko
07/07/2017, 6:52 AMKotlin is love, Kotlin is life - a
antefilakovic
07/07/2017, 6:54 AMIt definitely should be haha - e
elizarov
07/07/2017, 6:59 AM@antefilakovic Check out @sdeleuze talk: https://vimeo.com/221399691👍 1 - a
antefilakovic
07/07/2017, 7:02 AMHey, thanks a lot, I will check it out. :)