File("test").writeText("text")

@DALDEI at the moment it's possible to use the

ScriptConfiguration

infrastructure to add default imports to script files. You can also refine the PsiFile of a script at certain points (on parse, when a certain annotation is detected), but I don't know if this works in IntelliJ.

Not the same as includes, really, but I suppose you could solve the same problems depending on context.

yay for “create extra commit with .java -> .kt file renames”

I have a strange error in intellij with a multiplatform project. The project has kotlin/common kotlin/JS kotlin/JVM (JavaFx) and kotlin/android modules. The project is built without problems but when I want to launch a JavaFx application (a main function) from Intellij I have a weird error from android gradle plugin.

It seems that android plugin is trying to configure a JavaFx gradle project.

Auto response: the problems comes from the “Configure on demand” option. Uncheck the preference resolves the problem.

is there a way to play around with kotlin 1.3 in intellij? (I'm on 2018.2.3)

Is it possible to change the default visibility of

extract function

?

I tried installing the latest plugin version 1.2.70. It "failed, see the logs". So I tried uninstalling the Kotlin plugin completely and now when I want to reinstall it in Settings it just has the old version.

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It worked on the second attempt 🙂

Hey! I’m in an class

Foobar

and referencing

Foobar.SOME_CONSTANT

when I could simply using

SOME_CONSTANT

. In Java there’s a check for this (Unnecessarily qualified static access) - but I can’t seem to find it for Kotlin. Is it just me or it doesn’t exist?

I'm looking for the menu group that controls the new list when hitting command-n from the project listing view. I've updated all of the `Kotlin File/Class`s I can find the the menu section to come before java classes , and it works from the right click > new menu, but can't find that one.

it seems the latest idea 2018.3 eap shows tests failures by underlining the assert instruction. at least for java files. is that planned for kotlin files too? (good that i still had one java unit test in my project)

I’m seeing NullPointerException when trying to compile a Kotlin project, with no stack trace, in the Messages view. IntellIJ version: IntelliJ IDEA 2018.3 EAP (Ultimate Edition) Build #IU-183.2635.13, built on September 19, 2018 IntelliJ IDEA EAP User Expiration date: October 19, 2018 JRE: 1.8.0_152-release-1293-b10 x86_64 JVM: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM by JetBrains s.r.o macOS 10.13.6

This is all I get:

Information:Kotlin: kotlinc-jvm 1.3-M2 (JRE 10+46)
Information:java: Errors occurred while compiling module 'svc'
Information:javac 10 was used to compile java sources
Information:2018-09-21 17:40 - Compilation completed with 1 error and 0 warnings in 27 s 142 ms
Error:java: java.lang.NullPointerException

Kotlin updates is set to the Stable channel.

Same IntelliJ version works fine on my Linux box 🤷‍♂️

edit: aparently it throws an error if that’s the only statement in the code, im not sure why that happens. after i use sender, it doesn’t throw an error anymore. odd

I'm going to guess the function parameter to

on

requires a return value of type

dynamic

, and you only have a statement which isn't an expression.

As the last expression is a lambda is the return value.

ah, right, that probably is it

And I'm honestly not sure if I done goofed up something with Gradle, or if this is a limitation/bug with IntelliJs support for composite builds

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I’ve tried Extract Function but this just gave me warning as shown in the screenshot.

I do it in two (or three) steps usually: 1. Extract the receiver to a variable 2. Extract function 3. Convert parameter to receiver

Is it possible to terminate a running scratch file that entered an endless loop? On multiple occasions I did something stupid, like for example:

Observable.just(1).repeat().subscribe()

And the only way to stop it I know was to kill Android Studio. Is there a better way?

Imagine my sadness when I learned Structural Search and Replace does not work for Kotlin https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-10176