Hey folks, has anyone seeing an error like this once you add compose to a project with kotlin-serialization?

java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException: Index 0 out of bounds for length 0
	at java.base/jdk.internal.util.Preconditions.outOfBounds(Preconditions.java:64)
	at java.base/jdk.internal.util.Preconditions.outOfBoundsCheckIndex(Preconditions.java:70)
	at java.base/jdk.internal.util.Preconditions.checkIndex(Preconditions.java:248)
	at java.base/java.util.Objects.checkIndex(Objects.java:372)
	at java.base/java.util.ArrayList.get(ArrayList.java:459)
	at org.jetbrains.kotlinx.serialization.compiler.backend.ir.IrBuilderExtension$serializerInstance$1.invoke(GeneratorHelpers.kt:593)
	at org.jetbrains.kotlinx.serialization.compiler.backend.ir.IrBuilderExtension$serializerInstance$1.invoke(GeneratorHelpers.kt:592)
	at org.jetbrains.kotlinx.serialization.compiler.backend.ir.IrBuilderExtension$DefaultImpls.serializerInstance(GeneratorHelpers.kt:609)
    ...

Seems outdated. https://developer.android.com/jetpack/compose/layout#intrinsic-measurements

Hey everyone! I'm using 

Canvas

 and I'm trying to draw text inside a "balloon", but 

DrawScope

 doesn't seem to have a 

drawText

 method, the only way to draw text seems to be:

drawIntoCanvas { 
    it.nativeCanvas.drawText(...)
}

Which is buried deep enough that it's probably bad to use. What are the alternatives to this? I also need to have the dimensions of the drawn text in order to wrap the "balloon" around it.

There seem to have been lots of questions the last couple days about doing fancy stuff when drawing inside canvases. I am sure every case is unique, but I wonder how many, if any, are situations where the only reason to use a canvas was because classic Android was too clunky and heavyweight to create custom views, but could be done effectively with compose’s layout system, a couple custom composables, and a custom

Layout

, since there’s relatively so little overhead (both code boilerplate and no giant View class to worry about). In other words, embracing and leveraging compose’s tools instead of trying to work around them. Then problems like how to draw shadows, text, etc would be much simpler because they’d be done using the regular compose APIs.

👋 Hey, so friends of mine are having a weird issue with ripple on my app, and I can’t repro it on my phone(s). The ripple are never disappearing. I’m on 1.0.0-beta05. Has anyone hear of an issue like that?

Has anyone here enabled Gradle configuration cache and got it to work with compose? When I enable it and touch something in compose I get a nice long stacktrace, but curious if it's expected. I'll likely file a bug and attach in this thread. Anyone from the AGP team find this interesting?

com.android.build.gradle.internal.utils.KgpUtils$addComposeArgsToKotlinCompile$1.execute(kgpUtils.kt:139)

Hi. Is it possible to center text in BasicTextField ?

Hey people, I've been delaying this question as I'm trying to find why it happens before I ask it. But as I'm sitting at the doctor and I can't debug anything, here we go: What happens if you try to add an Image with a resourceAsPaint(Tiny icon here) and a Text("whatever text here") , inside of a Button{here}? I have a weird scenario that doesn't matter if I pot them in a row or not and how I set my horizontal and vertical alignments to center. The text is always aligned top and the image bottom. I really wish not to go hacky here and just padd the object into position as I would appreciate it to take its measurements from the text size and padding. Would anyone have any clues?

How do I draw a

Box

with a border on only one side?

Hello, I'm trying to pass a state to the navigation for me to use in the screen, i tried just passing the location to the navhost but it does not update when the variable does so i found it out about this hilt thing, but i'm getting a runtime error..

Fatal Exception: java.lang.IllegalStateException
Cannot create Typeface from ResourceFont(resId=2131296258, weight=FontWeight(weight=600), style=Normal)

I’m using a custom font. This is working fine on Android 11 but crashing on Android 10. Any idea why?

If I want my composable to take in a list of other composables. For example, I want to take in a list of buttons, and depending on the state of my composable, I will show one of the buttons via

buttonList[selected]()

I thought defining an argument into my composable like this would work

buttonList: List<@Composable ColumnScope.() -> Unit>

but then sending in a

listOf(CustomButton(), CustomButton2())

doesn't actually work. Thoughts?

Hello, everybody! 👋 Quick question regarding

DisposableEffect

. I have a

ModalBottomSheetLayout

with different contents based on user interaction. My idea is to clean all the content and clear the focus when the BottomSheet is hidden. My current implementation is:

DisposableEffect(modalSheetState.currentValue) {
    onDispose {
        if (modalSheetState.isVisible.not()) {
            focusManager.clearFocus()
            sheetContentState = SheetContentState.Empty
        }
    }
}

The code is working, but in all samples I see there is a code before

onDispose()

, like a callback register. Is it a correct implementation of

DisposableEffect

? Thanks a lot for your help! ❤️

Hi, what composable or modifier can i use to control layout positioning? I am messing with the compose Greeting Tutorial and I added a TopAppBar and the composables are stacking on top of eachother instead of laying out sequentially. Thanks!

Scrollable tabs on https://material.io/components/tabs#usage don't seem to have leading padding (left image), but the compose tabs do seem to have some sort of leading padding (right image). Is that by design or a bug? If it's by design, is there a way to get rid of it?

Anyone just see an infinite spinner on "Initializing"? This seems to have started when I started using Gradle 7. Will try to see if a minimal repro project with latest everything, gradle 7, kotlin 1.4.32 will repro the issue.

Hello dear composable friends! a bit of spam from my side... I just deployed the first (usable) version of a new library i was building for Compose: https://github.com/alorma/Compose-Settings Any feedback will be apreciated

Is it planed to do a scroll bar some day? If so I'll wait if not I'll try myself. tnks

I have been working on a project over the last month or so after work. It is called Assemble, and it is for a game called DDO. Source and store link to follow in thread.

Hi, I have several tiles (roundedcornershape) that I can move around. Is there a way of making them solid, so that I can't drag one over another?

Would be great if Material.io was updated to include Compose.

[compose-navigation] Given an authentication flow in an app, which can go deeper with sign ups, mfa and stuff, how should I go about on going back to the auth-required screen with compose? I was looking to use something like

navController.popBackstack(route="authParent")

but there’s no API like that. I can’t point to a specific route from the navigation flow because the app can navigate to Auth from different screens.

When there is one circle, I want to give different animations for each time section. For example, I want to increase the circle size in 0-3 seconds, move the x-coordinate to the right in 3-6 seconds, and reduce the size again in 6-9 seconds. How to do it?

👋🏻 Do you know, is there any way I can configure a TextField to be LTR by default? I want to start writing from the right side and keep the cursor on that side, like this:

Hello, everyone! 👋 I’m having an issue with Experimental

ModalBottomSheetLayout

and screen orientation. If I open the

BottomSheet

in landscape and rotate the screen the app crashes with error

The initial value must have an associated anchor

. An issue tracker was already open for further investigation, but is there any workaround in the meantime? Basically this is the only issue that is preventing me to release my app on Google Play. 😊 Thanks a lot for all your help! ❤️

Hi there, I found in the documentation that Modifier.requiredWidth() is used to modify the width of the Row, but I can use Modifier.width() to achieve the same effect, what is the difference between them?

Hi composers 👋 : I have a small component with a

draggable

modifier and i'd like the touch zone to be a bit larger than its bounds but I have no idea how to do that ?

Hello, i'm trying to import a svg like this :

Icon(
                painter = painterResource(id = R.drawable.ic_taxi),
                    contentDescription = "",
            Modifier
                .height(200.dp)
                .width(200.dp)
        )

The svg have multiple colors on it but for some reason the displayed image is full black

Hi ! I've got a strange issue with Android Studio (Artic Fox). But trying invalidating cache and rebuilding project did not help. Excerpt of stacktrace in thread.