Ya, is util class

you dont actually need this util class

Then, where i should place it?

you can just place the extension at the top-level without an object surrounding it

Huh, i used this from 300 diffrent class

;/

and if you place the method at the top-level, intellij will happily auto-import the method 🙂

srsly?

Huh, nothing.

I can't place it everywhere.

@karelpeeters it works if I import it explicitly with

Strings.rep

on Try Kotlin

Ah right "static" imports.

ya..

;/

So, there no plugin like i need?

what do you mean?

@Otek there is no need for a plugin like that, because usually you shouldn't do it that way anyway

Why, placing it other way its just stupid idea, i used this class in 300 + classes

and there no way to find a good place for this method.

Every class is just other.

You're supposed to put it top-level in a Kt file.

The function can stay where it is, just remove the

object Strings

thats surrounding it

and btw, kotlin already provides a

String.replace()

https://kotlinlang.org/api/latest/jvm/stdlib/kotlin.text/replace.html

wtf

its works.

Anyone else think it'd be worth making an issue on the tracker for intellij to have a warning when using

==

on the same type in

equals

? This results in an inf loop and took me a little to track down.

override fun equals(other: Any?): Boolean {
        if (other == this) {
            return true
        }

        if (other !is Player) {
            return false
        }

        return other.login == login
    }

It's definitely something that could be warned for, but isn't this relatively eazy to track down? You'd get a stackoverflowexception on the line where you do

==

, and you'd clearly recognize it in the debugger.

For some reason I never actually got a stackoverflow, it just stopped processing the rest of code.

Which is why it took a little to track down.