everything syntax related is soo slow

i don’t have that problem.

"open in find window" should reveal them all

I know, but I want also all results in popup window...

i want a penthouse condo, too. 😉

i've not seen anything to that effect

For those who are interested, the JetBrains RubyMine team created a slack. You can ask info and talk to dev there. Here is the link : http://slack.rubymine.org/ Even if it’s primarily focused on RM,you can ask for general questions about IJ and other IDEs.

I am running Kotlin 1.2 and am converting my project to a multiplatform project. (I was luckily developing with that goal in mind) I have developed unit tests in the common module. They all succeed when I run tests in gradle from the JVM module.
 I notice that the tests in the common module are not detected by Intellij. Currently it shows my tests as unused code and it does not show run buttons on the side. I want to be able to run separate unit tests to work on them or debug them. I can understand that they need to be able to be run from a context of an implementing module/platform so I then expect to be able to select that target in a menu when I press run. Is this already possible and am I doing something wrong with my setup or is this a future feature for intellij?

For clarity an image

this is already implemented and will be included in 1.2.20

Yay! 🎉 Thanks for the quick reply! 😄

anyone know if IntelliJ if you hover hover your code if it can give hover over tooltip to show what type your variables are?

I put my cursor on it and press

ctrl+Q

.

well that sucks 🙂

How would you get this formatting right?

@Paul Woitaschek uploaded a file: Untitled

For me the map intent on line 11 looks hard to read

@Czar commented on @Paul Woitaschek’s file https://kotlinlang.slack.com/files/U0KBF8D7V/F86UJ8E1Y/-.kt: Regarding formatting, I tend to move same level "stream-like" operation to the same indent level, so here I would position my cursor right after

Single

on line 6 and press enter. Re-format code and voilà!| Regarding the map body itself, to me it looks fine, but if you want more visibility, instead of toOptional you could use

Optional.ofNullable(it.credential.toLoginDetails())

(I guess that's what toOptional wraps).

Thanks, that looks good now 🙂

when you press enter and accept a method name in the intellisense is there a way to make the cursor sit inside the method rather than at the end of the parentheses?

Is any able to get the new math functions in 1.2 to work in IntelliJ?

Did you update the plugin?

Yes. Just make sure you update to latest Kotlin plugin etc.

and @michael.barker change the used API version in the prefs. I did not to so automatically for me.

@holgerbrandl Thanks. Language and API version were already set to 1.2 but Target JVM Version was set to 1.6. I updated that to 8 and the stdlib math functions started working. I even tried switching Target JVM Version back to 1.6 and everything still worked. This was reproducible on a couple different machines that all had the latest 1.2 Kotlin plugin. I only tried the fix on a single machine though.

@Paul Woitaschek uploaded a file: Untitled

Hi, I found a big bug in the IDE. A field assignment of a Java object from Kotlin code is marked as a property read (should be write) when I ctrl click on the field in the Java class. I created an issue here: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-21528 In the meantime, beware when you search property/field assignments, some might get filtered out!

anybody has an issue with warning/errors not showing the pop ups in intellij? all i get is a message in the status bar

not even that sometimes