Yea, I restarted and it's back.

I want to take that back, I was wrong about the syntax highlighting, the expression was highlighted correctly

It was something else, the documentation was missing and it didn’t navigate to the source of one of those

Action<T>

configuration functions

@User uploaded a file:

But for various different classes

Also, a lot of lines like this:

2017-02-21 16:10:29,715 [ 138219]   WARN - .resolve.jvm.JvmAnalyzerFacade - Java referenced LibraryInfo(libraryName=Gradle: gradle-api-3.1) from org.jetbrains.kotlin.idea.caches.resolve.ScriptDependenciesModuleInfo@666ceaf8
Referenced class was: JavaClassImpl: PsiClass:Task

In the intellij Logs I'm getting a lot of log messages like this:

2017-02-21 16:11:08,981 [ 177485]   WARN - finder.JvmIDEVirtualFileFinder - There are 3 classes with same fqName: kotlin/io/FilesKt__FilePathComponentsKt found.

2 replies Any other suggestions on what I should try?

is this the place to discuss

kotlin-gradle-plugin

or should that be in #build-tools ?

@madisp #build-tools sounds more appropriate

is https://repo.gradle.org/gradle/dist-snapshots/ down?

@elect it is not pulling up for me

@elect yes, we are working on it

thanks dear

<http://repo.gradle.org|repo.gradle.org>

is back

@bamboo Is there a good way to call a function in kotlin that you've declared in a groovy file without shoving that function into the extentions plugin?

I'm applying a file gradle file written in groovy into a file written in kotlin.

pass the function from Groovy to Kotlin via

ext

and then access it from Kotlin as a

Closure

Hrm...

So if the function in groovy is a closure that takes arguments what would I do in kotlin to create a closure that takes arguments?

in Kotlin you just invoke

call

with the appropriate number of arguments

Ah, okay.

@bamboo I think this should be my last question of the day.

That worked beautifully by the way.

Is there a way to (after a

doLast

) update the task's output cache so it thinks that it's up to date?

I've got class weaving from aspectj running in a

doLast

on compile java

So then

compileJava

sees that the classes have changed and thinks its out of date

I want the changes to the class that

doLast

does make

compileJava

think that the files that are there are "UP-TO-DATE"

Any ideas?