my anko version is 0.8.2rc

Is it because anko does not recompile?

What is the new version for anko

@benny_wang: when you went to https://bintray.com/kotlin/kotlin-eap/ and looked at the versions of ANKO did you see a newer one?

if not, then you have current

thanks Extreme @mplatvoet

@apatrida: I dont see a newer one.

then 0.8.2rc is newest

@apatrida: tried to access method kotlin.collections.ArraysKt.isNotEmpty:(Landroid/content/Context;Ljava/lang/Class;[Lkotlin/Pair;)Landroid/content/Intent; from class org.jetbrains.anko.internals.AnkoInternals. Is this a bug for eap 1025 or anko?

@apatrida: for eap 1017, my code works well

Make sure you recompiled everything and don’t have ANY old library of Kotlin around. If something wasn’t rebuilt and that function changed to inline, you would have this problem. clean, rebuild, check all dependencies using gradle to see the dependency tree.

If none of that fixes it, just teport it to YouTrack, put the issue number here, and wait for someone to see.

looks like an updated version of Anko hasn’t been uploaded yet

This change “Some stdlib functions have been made inline, many inlnie functions can no longer be called from Java code” sounds a bit dangerous, is there some issue number for more on this? @abreslav

No, there's no issue number, and it is not dangerous as long as you recompile the code

drat, I can’t code in Java now using all of Kotlin STDLIB while avoiding Kotlin! nooo fuuuuun

It’s more like I don’t really understand the implications

Seems like 2 separate issues, more inline (no biggie, recompile). and some other unknown inline functions cannot be called from java (depends on which functions)

does this have any negative affect of calling Kotlin code from Java? Because I really liked the compatibility so far.

@mplatvoet: side note, are you releasing 3.0.0 off of the public RC, or waiting for 1.0 final in case there is another recompilation issue

Some stdlib functions (mostly one-liners) can't be called from Java any more, because they are always inlined. This is a precaution we ate taking to be able to reduce the size of the library later

it is a cool feature if you can have a JAR that is marked as “compileInline” in gradle/intellij/maven so that it is only used as compile-time dependency to do inlines.

Okay, that sounds reasonable

@apatrida: 3.0.0 will be Kotlin 1.0

ok

@yole: anything regarding https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/eap/p1454482942000366 ? I updated the book yesterday to what was working with

1017

, just to be sure whether I have to revert it.

I will wait for anko update for eap-1025

@antonioleiva: @yan is looking into it

thanks

Anko for

1025

is available now https://bintray.com/kotlin/kotlin-eap/anko/anko-common-0.8.2rc2/view