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bombe
11/26/2016, 1:23 PMHuh. That seems weirdly inconsistent with the usual src/{main,test}/<language> convention. - k
kirillrakhman
11/26/2016, 1:25 PMwhen you have mixed java/kotlin code there's no point in differentiating by technology - b
bombe
11/26/2016, 1:28 PMAnd what about projects that started with pure Kotlin? Do they also use src/main/java? Because that seems stupid to me. 🙂 - k
kirillrakhman
11/26/2016, 1:29 PMthere you won't have the problem with creating tests for java classes 😉 - b
bombe
11/26/2016, 1:31 PMIt still doesn’t leave me with both a consistent and a satisfying solution. 😉 - c
carlw
11/28/2016, 3:03 PMIf anyone's interested in using the debugger for an object-defined singleton, there is an IntelliJ setting that you'll need to view the Kotlin static fields - c
carlw
11/28/2016, 3:04 PM@User uploaded a file: Object-Defined Singleton and commented: Will show "No fields to display" by default with a breakpoint at 6 - c
carlw
11/28/2016, 3:04 PM@User uploaded a file:and commented: From Jetbrains...StaticFields.PNG▾
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user
11/28/2016, 3:10 PM@carlw commented on @carlw’s file: Setting if viewing a singleton object's fields where the singleton is defined with the "object" keyboardhttps://kotlinlang.slack.com/files/U25U0KPFT/F38D0SBDM/staticfields.png▾
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user
11/28/2016, 6:12 PM@carlw commented on @carlw’s file: From IntelliJ channel...resolved by debugger property to show static final fieldshttps://kotlinlang.slack.com/files/U25U0KPFT/F34U3C4TD/kotlin_objectdebugger.png▾
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nakamin
11/28/2016, 9:43 PMHow do I view the inferred type of some variable? Also, is there a shortcut? - e
evanchooly
11/28/2016, 9:54 PMhover with your mouse pointer, iirc - o
orangy
11/28/2016, 9:58 PMView | Expression Type, see shortcut for your layout there - k
kirillrakhman
11/28/2016, 10:41 PMAnother possibility is using quick documention, not sure what the default key binding is - c
cleiter
11/29/2016, 8:43 AMi'm a bit late but.. it's
and what's even more awesome but not common knowledge: you can select an arbitrary intermediate expression (ctrl+q
is great for that) and intellij gives you the type withctrl+w
🙂ctrl+shift+p - c
christophsturm
11/29/2016, 12:11 PMare there plans to support moving of object methods? I find it really strange that simple refactorings like inline method and move method are not supported yet - y
yole
11/29/2016, 12:18 PMneither of those are actually simple refactorings - y
yole
11/29/2016, 12:19 PMinline method is being worked on and will appear hopefully fairly soon - y
yole
11/29/2016, 12:19 PM"move instance method" isn't on a near-term roadmap at this time - c
christophsturm
11/29/2016, 12:19 PMmove from singleton to singleton is not so complex, is it? - y
yole
11/29/2016, 12:20 PMit isn't unless the singleton you're moving from has a base interface and an outer class and you're calling methods from both of those in the method that you're moving - c
christophsturm
11/29/2016, 12:21 PMok - y
yole
11/29/2016, 12:21 PMand if you implement a refactoring, you basically have to support all possible situations when it can be invoked - c
christophsturm
11/29/2016, 12:22 PMok but you could just display an error message when you find a case that is not supported - y
yole
11/29/2016, 12:23 PMwhich would be really dumb so we don't do that - c
christophsturm
11/29/2016, 12:25 PM@User uploaded a file:Screen Shot 2016-11-29 at 13.24.22.png▾
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christophsturm
11/29/2016, 12:25 PMits exactly what the plugin does now - y
yole
11/29/2016, 12:25 PM(and once you do all the job of analyzing the code being moved and detecting which cases apply, you might as well handle the cases - it's not much extra work) - y
yole
11/29/2016, 12:25 PMwell, yes, this is a simple target check - y
yoavst
12/01/2016, 2:43 PMIntellij IDEA 2016.3 is very laggy for me when working with kotlin. Is it known issue? Android Studio 2.2 is Ok.