Some more hacking: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-128848#comment=27-824661

And this is the solution I have been loking for - thanks a lot @orangy

So to sum up here: If you want to have ability to select destenation directory when generating\creating\adding element (e.g. class...) on compacted package just add this: '-DprojectView.choose.directory.on.compacted.middle.packages=true to' to (Inteli Idea)

bin/idea.vmoptions

or (Android Studio)

bin/studio.vmoptions
bin/studio64.vmoptions

file

@User uploaded a file: and commented: ServiceProviderMonitor is an

@ApplicationScoped

Kotlin class that is indeed proxyable by CDI because

ApplicationScoped

is listed in the

all-open

plugin. If I manually open the class and its members this error disappears.

I am using beta-22 and just updated to the latest Intellij + kotlin plugin and now my .kt are not recognized anymore. Has anyone had similar problems?

Try to reconfigure Kotlin in the project,

Tools -> Kotlin -> Configure Kotlin in Project

.

it said that it was configured

But I think I managed to solve it. Installed the plugin for beta-17, then Intellij updated it and it worked

Has anybody had Idea 2016.3.3 start locking up for minutes at a time with .kt files with extra or missing braces?

2016.3 is doing it too. Some library update must have done it.

If I go to a new line in a method and type "parse()", Idea locks up. Only in .kt files. If I type "parse2()" it is fine.

Try taking a CPU snapshot and reporting in to the team. https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/articles/207241235-Reporting-performance-problems

To JB Team: Is kotlin plugin version and IDE (Idea / Android Studio + version) important to you when user report issues regarding to code completion, quickfixes, in general problems with kotlin plugin? I simply wonder because for me it feels that such data may be important for you and now there is no quick way to insert it when creating new issue in tracker - if it's really important for you, you should consider adding option similar to Android Studio -> Help -> Submit Feedback where google page with new issue is opened and all essential data is already filled

@igor.wojda the Kotlin plugin version is ofren important, the IJ/AS version usually isn't. in general our experience shows that, the easier it is to submit an issue, the more low-quality and hard-to-triage issues we get

@yole I suspected this - thanks for clarification

I'm just trying to copy some kotlin class declaration code from editor and "paste" it to some package, as a result I have java class file that contains kotlin code. Is there any configuration option that allows to change this copy/paste behavior in a way to produce kotlin files instead?

no, pasting Kotlin code directly into a package is currently not implemented

ah ye, found the issue, thank you for answer

There’s a Kotlin inspection, “Convert two comparisons to ‘in’”. The description is "This inspection reports two consecutive comparisons which can be converted to range check”. If you have something like

i > 0 && i < 10

it encourages you to replace that with

i in 0..10

.

Is that a good idea? There’s an object instantiation and a method call in the range form, and this comes up a lot in for loops.

I’d almost want the opposite inspection, unless I’m missing something

the object creation should be optimized out in most of the cases

did you inspect the byte code?

IntRange.contains

should be optimized since 1.0

hm… that seems to be true if you actually use the

..

operator, but not with

until

so, just a missing optimization then

(I’m looking at 1.1 bytecode)

Is there a way to set a value of a big byte array through debug?

How do I get the return type of a KProperty as a Java class?

@Ian #reflect ?