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kirillrakhman
10/14/2015, 6:03 PMIt's almost comical how the issue "Commit Changes: add option to show unversioned files there " (https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-73077) is getting so much user attention, yet is being ignored by the IJ team. Could you JB guys maybe sent some nice internal mails so this one makes it into IJ 15? - y
yole
10/14/2015, 6:59 PMit won’t make it into IJ 15 because no new features will, at this time - f
frankdavid
10/15/2015, 9:35 PMAny plans for postfix completion for kotlin in idea? - f
frankdavid
10/15/2015, 9:35 PMlike arrayListOf(3, 5).for<tab> - k
kirillrakhman
10/15/2015, 9:36 PMI can foresee what the answer will be: open an issue 😉 - f
frankdavid
10/15/2015, 9:38 PMSeeing postfix completions being added to more and more languages made me think it should be coming also for kotlin sooner of later - f
frankdavid
10/15/2015, 9:38 PMgiven that kotlin is such an important project for jetbrains - o
orangy
10/15/2015, 9:43 PMwell, in this specific case
function should be suggested and that’s what you want to achieve, right? 😉forEach - f
frankdavid
10/15/2015, 9:44 PM@orangy: I would expect a for-loop - f
frankdavid
10/15/2015, 9:44 PMfor(bla in collection){} - f
frankdavid
10/15/2015, 9:44 PMbtw is there a style guide for these situations? are you supposed to use forEach or for loop? - f
frankdavid
10/15/2015, 9:44 PMthey have basically the same effect - f
frankdavid
10/15/2015, 9:45 PMi know there is a style guide, but it does not say anything about these corner cases - k
kirillrakhman
10/15/2015, 9:45 PMyou can't use continue and break in forEach - k
kirillrakhman
10/15/2015, 9:45 PMbut you can do collection?.forEach - k
kirillrakhman
10/15/2015, 9:45 PMso both have their place - f
frankdavid
10/15/2015, 9:47 PMwhat if i have a non-null collection and i do not need continue or break 😄 - k
kirillrakhman
10/15/2015, 9:58 PMuse either one but be consistent, I guess - k
kirillrakhman
10/15/2015, 9:59 PMalso forEach is good for oneliners - y
yole
10/16/2015, 7:57 AM@frankdavid: for postfix code completion please vote for https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-4710 . this is planned but not a high-priority feature - c
cedric
10/17/2015, 1:09 AMplug-in question: How can I provide my own
? Can't find any doc or example of how to do thatCompletionSorter - c
cfleming
10/18/2015, 2:38 AM@cedric: AFAIK you can’t, you can only choose some to be promoted above all others. - c
cfleming
10/18/2015, 2:39 AMI’m planning to try that for local vars in Cursive, but I haven’t yet. It seems a little heavy-handed and I’m not sure if it will be more annoying than helpful. - c
cfleming
10/18/2015, 2:39 AMWhat kind of sorting would you like to achieve? - c
cedric
10/18/2015, 3:48 AM@cfleming: I got an answer on the forum, FYI the correct extension point is calledweigher - c
cfleming
10/18/2015, 3:49 AM@cedric: Right, I saw the response later. But that only allows promotion of certain elements, right? Not sorting in general. - c
cedric
10/18/2015, 3:51 AMNo it allows any sorting - c
cedric
10/18/2015, 3:51 AMWhat's unclear to me is how weighers themselves get prioritized but what I have right now seems to work fine - c
cfleming
10/18/2015, 3:52 AMOk, nice - c
cedric
10/18/2015, 3:52 AMThis approach probably works fine if weighers are civil and only kick in when they have something to say