@User uploaded a file:

if i update all the libs and versions to rc as IDE suggest

then when i try to run my code i get this

kind of stuck now, cant run anything, cant go back 😐

as i understand right now my compilation is done by plugin inside ide right?

please see this issue for workaround: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-16184

thanks Dmitry

Is there a way to utilize the allopen plugin from IDEA?

1. anyone know how to generate the kdoc from the IDE? is it not possible? 2. anyone know how to disable auto-insertion of imports for kotlin code?

Hi, I would love more support for styling my kotlin code in intellij. There are tons of more settings for java than it is for kotlin..

@bombe there is no UI for configuring the plugin in IDEA, but if you configure it in your build.gradle or pom.xml, it will be applied in IDEA builds as well

@Dalinar 1) not at this time; please configure Dokka in your build.gradle or pom.xml

2) what do you mean by auto-insertion? the Kotlin plugin shows you an import hint before it inserts an import

@bob please let us know what options specifically you'd like to configure differently from the defaults. we do not consider "tons of more settings" to be better by itself; the more settings there are, the more difficult it is to find the one you need

Currently, when ctrl + clicking on a type-aliased constructor invocation, IDEA jumps to the type alias declaration. I'm not sure if this is the desired behavior.

also relevant: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-16265

@yole I would love to be able to set spacing within parentheses. Like this:

fun foo( bar:String )

and

foo( “bar” )

I don’t want spaces between function name and parameter list in whens and for. From this

for (i in 0..2)

to this

for( i in 0..2 )

It’s the two I would appreciate the most. 😃

why would you want this stlyle?

You can set that style in IntelliJ if you really want it, I personally rip out any such occurrences of spacing in brackets Have seen two code-bases where some people do it, I just hit Cmd+Alt+L and it's all gone

@User uploaded a file: and commented: @yole I just need a way to avoid this (IntelliJ constantly inserting these imports)... I cannot figure out the root cause - it only affects now 1 .kt file (before it was 2 but the other somehow resolved itself - probably from my code changes)

@Dalinar this is a bug. we'd love to have an option for turning off bugs in our plugin, but unfortunately no one has invented a way to accomplish this

I would argue that those spaces makes the code better grouped and less cluttered. But as with almost any code style it’s personal taste.

note that there are several languages (Go, Dart, Python to some degree) which have decided that having stylistic consistency across the community is more important than letting everyone follow their personal taste, and we're leaning in the same direction too

Ok.. could you at least motivate why there is a difference between

foo(args)

and

when (args)

The same goes for

if for catch

etc.

Ok.. could you at least motivate why there is a difference between

foo(args)

and

when (args)

The same goes for

if for catch

etc.

i like go’s

go fmt

actually. made it part of the standard build process on my project.

Is the issue we have with IDEA 2016 + Gradle Kotlin Script (https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/gradle/p1487694254001882) expected to also impact upcoming regular Gradle Groovy builds (with upcoming Gradle 3.5 release) ?

wow I had used instant run before a bit when it first landed, but updating an ANdroid project using the latest it is INSANE!!! an amazing feat.. working on a wizard, I can rerun and it will reload an interior page in seconds.. amazing..

@yole thanks; once I connected the project to the gradle build file (which I normally don’t do) it worked as I wanted.

FWIW, the embedded video on this page plays on Chrome but not Safari, yay web standards 20+ years in!! https://developer.android.com/studio/write/layout-editor.html