@kirillrakhman Can you elaborate? I’ve been playing with the KProperty object (passed to a delegated property object) and I can’t seem to be able to get a Java Class<> from it that represents the type of the property

I was saying there is a dedicated channel for that

Ah, wasn’t aware of that, thank you

hi there, is there a short key go to main quickly?

Does anybody has deadlocks with Kotlin Plugin 1.1-beta2? I have them now all the time few times per day, I switched from Android Studio to Intellij Idea, but have the same problem https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-16149

you can Ctrl + Alt + Shift + N and type "main" 1 reply kirillrakhman: Actually Ctrl+ F12 works for me. Thanks

I’m trying to diagnose some simple Kotlin compile/run slowness. I’m trying to be more test driven. I created a project with a Java test class (testng) and a kotlin test class. With the java one, if I make a change, then hit shift-F10 to re-run the test, it takes 3-4 seconds to compile and run. With Kotlin, it’s over 20 seconds. This kills productivity. Any thoughts on how to improve this?

and it’s definitely the build step. Re-running an already compiled test happens almost instantly.

Another thing… after compiling, the ‘saving caches’ step seems to block the entire IDE, so enabling automatic build becomes unusable.

hmm… I seen that on a Mac when over VPN or when disconnected. Weirdly, it influences various interconnected services running, like additional compilation process. Can you make a quick test and see how fast is

nslookup localhost

on your machine?

seems to be very fast… .013s

okay, then probably it isn’t it

I actually think you may be on to something. When I connected my Mac to my mobile hotspot (away from the corporate network), things sped up dramatically.

very strange

I think that’s still Java’s

InetAddress#getLocalHost

being very slow, may be for a different reason. What if you just call it from

main

function? How fast is it?

May be ipv6… Do you have ipv6 binding in /etc/hosts?

::1             localhost

I also had to add my Mac’s computer name to localhost binding

127.0.0.1	localhost orangys-mac.local

is there a way to have the editor panes distribute evenly horizontally?

cmd+shift+a > Split Horizontally is it what are you asking for? @damian

I'm talking about evenly distributing, say, three panes

so that they are all the same width

Kotlin plugin for IntelliJ IDEA. For general IntelliJ questions, please use https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/topics/200382555-IntelliJ-IDEA-Users

Alright, sorry. So much easier to get an audience on boring questions here ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@steamstreet did you solve your issue?

looks to be the old McAfee scanning issue (scanning .jar and .class files on the fly). For some reason, the kotlin compile affects it more than Java. Working with my IT dept to get some exceptions.

Ah, I see…

So I'm wondering, the

TODO

function is really handy, and the default for unimplemented features for us here. However, there is no quick way to easily see where you have used that function throughout a codebase like you can with

// TODO

comments. Would there be a way to incorporate something into the kotlin plugin or maybe even intellij itself that would allow you to accumulate specific function calls into the todo list as well, or is there already such a functionality I'm missing? Always writing

TODO("Not implemented") // TODO

feels quite redundant.

@robin vote for https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-8617

Oh thank you, exactly what I needed!