Is anybody experienced slow response from kotlin project navigating to scala class. Both does not seems to work well together

Is it possible that kts-script editing got broken with the kotlin plugin 1.1.0-release-IJ2016.3-1? When keeping kts-files under a source root dependencies are resolved correctly but

args

are not and when not keeping them under a source root dependencies are not resolved but

args

is. However, in actual scripts we would need both. Previously it worked when the scripts were sitting under a source-root,

Used dependency was "compile 'com.github.kittinunf.fuelfuel1.3.1’" but any external non-jdk non-kotlin-stdlib dependency would do it.

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In case I have code like this:

val s = "s"

is there an inspection/menu option to add the type (String in this case)?

yes. try pressing Alt-Enter

Thanks! Always works 😀

hi guys! is there some way to bring a popup with declared type of

it

inside of closure? I'm trying mouse hover, ctrl+click, Quick Definition action. all without success.

@yole ^^

it<ctrl-space>

?

actually, typing

it

is enough

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User

, IntelliJ would autocomplete with

user: User ->

and

user ->

@jmfayard a feature request would be useful to make it happen

here? https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues/KT

Exactly, and a nice mnemonic to remember is kotl.in/issue

@jmfayard yes looks like this is the only way. but i would prefer simple mouse hover. for example ctrl+alt+hover works on simple variables, but not on

it

closure param.

@deviant you can add a comment on my issue 🙂 https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-16800

i'll create separate ticket for it

such popups implemented for java editor, so switching to kotlin was a little bit harsh

@deviant In the meantime, you can place the cursor on an occurrence of

it

in your code an press Ctrl+Q to pull up its declaration.

fun<T> comparator(prop:KProperty1<*, T>,value:T) = somethingThatUses(prop.name, value)

comparator(Something::intField, "hello")

could use "Implicit covariant cast to Any" warning here

anyone know what is causing this error?

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What can I do if Android Studio hangs on

:app:compile<AppName>DebugKotlin

? This happens both with and without incremental compilation, tried updating AS, cache invalidation, cleaning, rebooting. I remember there was a message about creating a dump, but I can’t find it. Should I dump Gradle’s threads or what? When starting

./gradlew

, getting this message:

Starting a Gradle Daemon, 1 incompatible and 6 stopped Daemons could not be reused, use —status for details.

Downgrading to stable Kotlin 1.1 not helped.

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^ @ilya.chernikov

@miha-x64 which version it was before you downgraded?

1.1.1-eap-26