In Java, I go to type implementation with CMD-B, on the variable type. However, I cannot do this with

val

,

var

. Is there a corresponding shortcut which allows me to go to type implementation?

btw tried CMD-option-B, but I don't think that is what I want

Could anyone tell me how to run a Kotlin scratch file?

I have a project with Kotlin setup via Maven. I open a Kotlin scratch file and add this:

println("hi")

The line is underlined and I get error:

scratch_4_5.kts:1 Cannot access script base class 'kotlin.script.templates.standard.ScriptTemplateWithArgs'. Check your module classpath for missing or conflicting dependencies

based on this it is trying to use dependencies from the module: https://discuss.kotlinlang.org/t/possible-kts-bug/10162

but @ilya.chernikov mentions that it works if you run the script "outisde of src dir"..

Looks like I would have to add

kotlin-script-runtime

to my maven

pom.xml

file. It makes no sense to me that I should change something in my project to allow for scratch files to work 😕

Not very Kotlin related, but if you too want to enable soft-wraps on markdown files but not on Kotlin or other file types, please, upvote this: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-89608

🍰 IntelliJ IDEA is 18 today 🎉 Lots of love and useful features shared with the hashtag: https://twitter.com/search?q=%23ij18bday

(kotlin) Is there a way to get the "new function" template to yield a fun with expression body instead of block body? I found this question on the interwebs but no real answer https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360000011350-Templates-Default-to-expression-body-for-new-Kotlin-functions

You mean the editor live templates? Just edit them in the settings. Turns out the

{}

aren't actually part of the template, that's too bad.

How can I turn on the syntax highlighting for top level kts scripts on Intellij? tried adding the stdlib to the module but didn't work Posted in #scripting

Do both directories correspond to packages of the contained files? Maybe that's the difference?

yup they do.

Guys, Almost everytime I see error in kotlin IDE plugin I submit data to you

Do you do anything with it? Or it is just statistical noise?

Google for example forbid me to submit AS issues in this way, they reject it with error that I should better to create issue in their tracker with more detailed info

after adding a custom JSR305

@Nullable

annotation to my Java code and annotating my Java packages with

@NonnullByDefault

, I'm getting inexplicable errors for my Kotlin code in IntelliJ (but not in Gradle build). For example, some equality comparisons (

!=

) now give this error:

Error:(522, 58) Kotlin: No method 'equals(Any?): Boolean' available
Error:(522, 58) Kotlin: Unresolved reference: !=

Any ideas what's going on here?

First time with the code coverage tool… This is really nice!

Hey guys, just checked out Idea 2019.1 EA and came by to say thank you for all the performance fixes. 2019.1 now runs for me like 2017.3 did. Fast with Kotlin!

anyone finding completion is much slower for kotlin then it is for java or other langauges

does it have anything to do with extension functions maybe?

why does IJ like to recommend renaming something like

{ abc ->

to

{ _ ->

if

abc

is not used? does that really make things better?

E.g

{ _, y, _ -> blah(y) }

I see, the benefit is to save brain cycles.. 😄

Both of the writer of the code and all the readers in the future

(or any way to document, that code is absolutely not documented so I can start from scratch with anything)

I got library that is written in java. When I navigate to byte code I see methods and class signatures but method bodies are just “compiled code”

Is there way to see what is going there? Similar how java decompiler works?

Oke there is menu

Decompile to Java

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