Excellent, thanks

@User uploaded a file: and commented: please help, this is driving me crazy - I can't figure out what the name of this illegible text color setting is in

Colors & Fonts

@Dalinar When I come across something like that, I just go to the color setting and find the one that matches the color

@cedric I've been trying... ( could be I'm looking in the wrong section. Was just hoping someone knew already what it is called. It's really eluding me for some reason... also I don't think it's in the preview area

@Dalinar, looks like Instance property to me

also, when looking in the settings take into account inheritance

@Czar nope, that's the blue - it's the white background one that's driving me crazy ) tried looking again, still can't figure it out. I was thinking maybe it is a breadcrumb, but I tried changing all of those without success. all instances get highlighted this colour when I select the word at the cursor (blue)

@Dalinar Try looking at language defaults settings instead of Kotlin. Should be easy to find by color code. Sample the color from the editor using some kind of color picker (e.g. KColorChooser in KDE, or Pick in Gnome and others).

I have following gradle project structure

parent (no code)
├ subproject1
├ subproject2
│ ├ subsubproject1
│ ├ subsubproject2
│ │...
│ ╰ subsubprojectN
╰ subproject3

in project's

build.gradle

I have:``` buildscript { ext { kotlinVersion = '1.1.1' } //other stuff dependencies { classpath "org.jetbrains.kotlinkotlin gradle plugin$kotlinVersion" //other stuff } }

in subproject2's `build.gradle` and *only* there I have:

configure(subprojects) { apply plugin: 'kotlin' //other stuff }``` IntelliJ in Event Log proposes:``` 1:39 PM Configure Kotlin Configure modules in 'parent' project as Kotlin (Gradle) modules as Kotlin (Gradle (JavaScript)) modules ``` Why is that? I have Kotlin configured and working properly both in IntelliJ and Gradle.

which plugin version are you using?

1.1.3 snapshot

from 5 days ago

can you please file a YT issue?

ok

by the way how can I determine plugin version more precisely? I was given a zip archive with it by Simon Ogorodnik, I think it is from 1.1.3 branch but no real idea. Is this info somewhere in the Zip or should I ask Simon?

if you select Kotlin in Settings | Plugins, you'll see an exact build number

It says

Version: @snapshot@

So, I don't know what version to put in the YT issue 🙂

say "1.1.3 snapshot", it'll be good enough

ok

I normally work with PHP, so using PhpStorm, when I go to import something that already had a use statement for the class name (import in Java obviously), it offered to create an alias. I’m using Kotlin, which I know supports import aliases, yet it never offers this. Is this just not implemented in IntelliJ?

yes

Do you know if there is a feature request already?

there are related issues KT-17360 and KT-16116, but I don't think there's one for the specific behavior that you describe

Will create one then. Thanks

Filed as KT-17574

is there a plugin to integrate IntelliJ with github code review?

theres a youtrack issue from 2012 for that https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-85079

heh