Hi all this is pure intellij question is there any way for me to see if some plugins are consuming too much resources when using my idea? profiling it with external tools wont give me any useful information

i'm hoping that there is some mechanism to see which features/plugins are consuming how much memory/cpu so that i could better manage what i use...

profiling with external tools is the only way to get information on that

ok thanks Dmitry

Would it be possible to have a quick-action to easily replace a block like this:

foo.bar()
foo.baz()
foo.abc()
<http://foo.xyz|foo.xyz>()

with an equivalent

apply

-block like this?

foo.apply {
    bar()
    baz()
    abc()
    xyz()
}

I'm imagining like a "replace all function calls on this receiver with apply-block"-intention when the cursor is on the

foo

variable.

it's already done

Oh, nice! There's no milestone or release attached to it, is there any way to see when it will be available in the plugin?

according to https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-12183 in 1.1.2

@User uploaded a file:

@User uploaded a file:

Any idea why I have the warning while coroutines are enabled without warning and the language version is set to 1.1?

because that module has a facet which specifies different options, most likely

Is there no way to install 1.1 to IDEA 2016.3 through the plugins list? For me it shows only 1.0.7

Yeah I noticed that too... I even had 1.1 installed already, got the "Update available" popup, and it installed 1.0.7 o.O

seems IntelliJ has no mechanism for handling different version paths of the same plugin.

@steamstreet You can use the latest version of the plugin with previous version of kotlin. Why would you use a previous version of the plugin?

I wouldn’t, but IntelliJ is currently indicating the 1.0.7 is the latest version. It is the latest released version, but there is no way (other than Install from Disk…) to install the 1.1.1 plugin currently.

oops. we'll republish the plugins so that 1.1.1 becomes latest

@yole I've used the EAP-way to get to 1.1.1 in the meantime - is there an easy way to downgrade to stable 1.1.1 again once it's out?

downgrade from what? we haven't released anything newer than 1.1.1

Uhm - okay I'll have to check that later, but I was under the impression I had an eap version of 1.1.1 installed.

quick question around the Implement Members from Java code - how does IntelliJ know to generate somethnig with a signature of

String

versus a nullable type like

String?

? reason I am asking is for if this is something a library owner should implement with some

@Nonnull

annotation in their Java code or if there is something I should configure in IntelliJ

It's based on the nullability annotations that Kotlin recognizes

There's a list of them on the website

thanks @jw , found them at https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/java-interop.html#nullability-annotations

is there some annotation exist to mark java method with @NotSuggestConvertGetterToPropertyAccessor? to avoid idea suggestions like

restService.getSubscriber()

to

restService.subscriber

dont want to use SuppressWarning in kotlin code

no, you can configure this in the inspection settings

yes, but i need this inspection mostly. only some methods should be untouched. dirty solution will be renaming

get

to

fetch

or something like that