Hi IntelliJ(/AndroidStudio) Kotlin plugin team, currently, autogenerating of objects implementing interfaces (say, in method calls when you want to provide an implementation of a callback interface) does not work in Kotlin (it works fine in Java). Is this a known issue and are there any plans to include this?

Can you give an example?

methodCall( object : SampleInterface { overriddenMethod1() {} overriddenMethod2() {} }) in java, an anonymous instance stub is created for you on autocomplete + enter similarly, val l: List<String> = ... in java, defining List<String> l = new ... the autocomplete will suggest a new anonymous instance and create it for you if you hit enter

Is there a quickfix/formatter setting to break lines in long chains at the level indicated where the user invokes the quickfix dialog. Example:

@yole commented on @holgerbrandl’s file : not yet, but we plan on implementing that very soon

@holgerbrandl commented on @holgerbrandl’s file : Is there a ticket I could vote for?

@yole commented on @holgerbrandl’s file : https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-20234 is probably the closest

The

this:lateinitVar.isInitialized

is giving me the error that it's only available since 1.1... my ide is configured for 1.2, my modules all are updated to the latest plugin and 1.2.0... anybody come across this?

please make sure that your facet (if present) or project compiler settings have correct language and API version

there were some import issues which could cause them to be set incorrectly, will be fixed in 1.2.10

@yole They're fine, but on the top of the settings screen it says that the modules override these settings, is that maybe the issue?

Can you mark which version of kotlin plugin should intellij use per project? For example I have projects that either run 1.0.5-EAP, 1.1.4-2 and 1.2 versions of kotlin, or does that not matter much?

this shouldn’t matter much

Is it a known issue that

1.2.0-release-IJ2017.3-1

kotlin plugin doesn't index non-project files, for example library classes? For example in I'd expect generics to be dark-blueish and the interface itself have a green dot that links all implementations. Mouse clicking the title seems to still work, though.

Why am i unable to run a main function in my kotlin/gradle project? it seems to work fine if the project is maven, but not gradle.

Error message, screenshots, what did you try, where is it going wrong?

There is no error message, the only thing the screenshot is going to show is the kotlin gutter icon not showing up

Sorry I wasn't clear

are you sure your main method is

fun main(Array<String>)

In IntelliJ you can copy code to the clipboard and paste it in a directory it creates a file with the pasted content. But when I paste Kotlin code in a directory it creates a java file. Anyone else with the same problem

Is there any way to configure the “new Kotlin File/Class” dialog so that Class is the default? I really think most people usually create classes more often than “files”.

This isn't really an answer, but you can press the down arrow key to switch to a class when the cursor is in the name field.

I would also love for the default "new" option to be a Kotlin file, not a Java class, when I'm inside a Kotlin sourceset

You can change the order of those around in the settings, altrough I always forget where exactly.

Ooh, interesting, searching!

couldn’t find that anywhere 🙂

@karelpeeters uploaded a file:

I think that moves the item itself, but not the order of the options while you select the item

oh you were replying to Stuart, sorry.

@karelpeeters ah, for me that changes in the main menu, but not this one: